Moscow, Livonia and the Hanseatic League, 1487-1550 Book

	Foreword
	Introduction
I	Trade and powers	12
II	The earlier position of the Livonian towns in the Russian trade	20
III	From the merchant peace of 1487 up to and including the action against St. Peter's Yard in 1494	38
IV	From the action against St. Peter's Yard in 1494 up to and including the meeting on the Narova in 1498	75
V	The development after 1498 up to and including the events in 1510	90
VI	The merchant peace of 1514	108
VII	N. A. Kazakova and other scholars about the development 1498-1514	121
VIII	A summary of part B and a digression	132
IX	Muscovy's Baltic harbours and especially Ivangorod from the end of the 15th to the middle of the 16th century	135
X	Livonia's land peaces with Novgorod and Pskov 1448-1531	163
XI	The possibilities of foreign Hanseats to trade with Muscovite Russians in the Livonian towns in the first half of the 16th century	186
XII	The Hanse and St. Peter's Yard in Novgorod 1514-1557. Narva as an alternative	211
XIII	The prohibitions against export to Muscovy of articles and goods of importance to the war potential	228
XIV	On the role of the Baltic trade in Moscow's policy after 1514	241
XV	On Moscow's foreign policy and the development of the relations to Livonia	243
	Appendix 1. A comparison between two texts of the treaty of 1514 between Novgorod (Moscow) and the Hanse, which party never ratified the treaty	254
	Appendix 2. A comparison between the merchant peace of 1487, the draft of 1510 and the treaty of 1514, never ratified by the Hanse	257
	Appendix 3. Verdicts in 1974 on the author's licentiate dissertation	264
	Sources and literature	268
	Register	282
	Persons	282
	Lands and places	283