spirit, much closer than any american masonsr... on the swings of history, we understand an interesting topic , freemasonry, we need to go back to russian freemasonry, to the times of catherine, when this golden age of freemasonry began, to figure out what this is connected with, why exactly under catherine, these secret societies began to actively develop, here , of course, is the spirit of such a noble love of freedom manifested itself because the trigger here, as it seems to me, was the manifesto on the freedom of the nobility, then the letter of grant. to the nobility, when the nobility began to emancipate, there is a well-known theory of the 19th century about the emancipation of the class, that the emancipation of the classes in russia happened from top to bottom, it all started with the nobility, this is a manifestation of this... well, simply, well, what was mostly read under peter: military regulations, manuals on metallurgy, manuals on shipbuilding, these books stood on the shelves, and the free ones were already noble

great man and freemason that, in terms of the scale of his activities, he is comparable to the american masoniar. everyone has a hundred dollar bill, but at the same time , unfortunately, very little is known about novikovi, but he was a truly outstanding figure. several hundred book titles were published on his direct initiative, a significant part of which were translations, and a significant part of which was just mystical near-masonic literature, when catherine began to prohibit the activities novikova, why are we going to figure it out now ? in my opinion, half of the books published by novikova, which... are completely with the authorities, were banned. the masons were satisfied with ministerial portfolios. as for russian freemasonry, they were both in power and remained on their own. here, there was such a famous freemason, senator ivan lapukhin, he said that true patriotism does not lie in russians being like the french or english, but in being as... happy as they can, and for the time being until the time of catherine it is quite it suited me, yes, for the time being it suited me, be

finger, and so on, latin american freemasons , they have very rich traditions, i say from the time of the struggle for independence, they, they, i think... are closer to the masonicoser than any american freemasons, whose founding fathers of the united states were freemasons; in the latter, say, george bush was definitely a freemason. this is a historical podcast russia-west on the swing of history, we understand an interesting topic: freemasonry. we need to go back to russian freemasonry, to the times of catherine, when... this golden age of freemasonry began and figure out what this is connected with, why it was under catherine that these secret societies became actively develop, here, of course, the spirit of such a noble love of freedom manifested itself, because here the trigger, as it seems to me, was a manifesto on the freedom of the nobility, then a charter granted to the nobility, when the nobility began to emancipate, there is a well-known theory of the 19th century about the emancipation of the class, about that the emancipation of the class in russia occurred from top to bottom, it all started with the nobility. a manifestation of this freedom-loving

another country of political masonism has extended the scope of this masonism to all american soldiers and civilians and their families , but the american government is forcing the pahlavi government to give . the americans committed. this work clumsy and ugly is a sign of imperialism's brutal, stupid behavior. finally, this law was implemented on the 25th of mehr 1343. november 1343 , qom. imam khomeini, may god bless him and grant him peace. if a servant. security attacked the imam's residence in qom, he was transferred to tehran and deported to turkey on the same day by the shah's direct order. following imam's exile, his declaration against capitulation was spread throughout tehran and big cities, and many protests and strikes took place. we swear that the greatness and pride of this land has been entrusted to us as a holy guardian by our ancestors we will preserve it with a steely will and hand over this country to our future generations, prouder and more victorious than ever. finally, 3 months after the victory of the islamic revolution, the provisional government officially canc

so this was designed by the american classical architect edward mason jones, who went back to monticello, incorporated some of jefferson's original design conceptions in this room. speaking of thomas jefferson, yes, here he is. this was a copy of the original, which was in 1832, following well, after jefferson's death. and to create the likeness, french artist borrowed a likeness from mark lafayette and created a statue and certainly that is provided us with this copy that we have here and the original the us capitol and he's holding it looks like the declaration of independence. absolutely. there we go. a couple of portraits of jefferson. i want to ask you again, this one seems almost a primitive style. oh, well, this is the work of charles peale and it dates to 1791 when thomas jefferson was serving as secretary of state. now, charles wilson peale, an artist, but prior to that, he served in our revolution and brought his paints onto the battlefield and afterwards went on to establish america's first museum. one other jefferson portrait want to ask you about this is a copy done by gilbe

american consumer. >> that's right. >> mark mason, thank you very much for joining us on your earnings day. >> thank youly, back to you. >> super interesting point. thank you very much. >>> citi's coming off a fresh 52-week high on wednesday, joining bank of america, morgan stanley and goldman in notching high water marks. goldman touched an all-time high yesterday. it's up about a half percent as we speak. but the good news for banks is already priced in. joining me is carter worth. anything from citi change your mind there, carter? >> well, it's not what i do, but it was a compelling interview. what a thoughtful and appropriate conversation. i mean, just what you said, let's take jpmorgan, which made a high on wednesday. perchance on wednesday, we exited a march trade, so in declines. book anything you've got. no longer want to be long, overweight banks. at this point, look at jpmorgan today. not a very convincing, record profits, banking fees through the roof. okay, what's next? my hunch here is you pull back. there is a distation with that and what's going on in small banks. regional banks are actin

about last night, giants edward ramos and logan webb, national league all-stars , mason miller for the a's in the americanague. webb got a shot on the mound in the third. he gave up three runs and allowed the american league to tie this game. as for miller, we showed off why he is one of the best relievers in baseball. he struck out shohei ohtani and trea turner in a perfect inning, that helped the american league secure a5-three victory. golf, rory mcilroy on the eve of the open in scotland. he will be looking to ounce back after a heartbreaking loss in the u.s. open last month. his good friend, tiger woods sent him a text to support a few days later. did rorie not respond? >> i sent him a text. i waited a week before i sent it, i wanted to let him calm down. i know that he is being besieged by a lot of different things going on. >> full disclosure, i changed my number two days after the u.s. open so i didn't get it until he told me about it today. sorry i was like oh, thanks very much. >> ghosted him. you are looking at kerri walsh jennings. santa clara native, the most decorated beach volleyball olympi

mason miller. he's on the american league team for the july 16th all star game. top one. heston jerstad clobbers a three run homer. baltimore goes on to beat oakland 6 to 3. but the story of this day is the a's closer. miller. his 14 saves led him to being the first a's rookie relief pitcher to earn a spot in the midsummer classic in a dozen years. super excited. i mean, it's what every player works fo, you know, it's to have the success i've had. you know, in the new role this year and, you know, be able to represent our guys. it's really an honor. these are a quality person. he's a quality young man. carries himself really well with a lot of humility for the success he's having this year and well deserved, opportunity for him to go to the all star game. it's a basketball steph curry is trading in his blue and golden yellow uniform for a red, white and blue. the warriors four time nba champ is chasing olympic gold this summer. he is a member of usa basketball. the men's team is preparing for paris olympics by working out this weekend in las vegas. curry has done so much

american politics. that's jennifer victor, a professor of political science at george mason university. thank you. thanks, john. okay, well joe biden is age and cognitive decline have taken soon to stage and recent weeks with many fairing it could cost as positive the election. a white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare has more even before he was sworn to office, most pools showed americans thought joe biden was too old to be president after a phonetic 4 years of donald trump. americans were exhausted and eager to slow things down. joseph robin advised you to solve an elderly bite and seemed like the solution at age 78. i've made history becoming the oldest us president within hours 5 and sign 17 executive orders to begin reversing trumps policies on everything from immigration to rejoining the paris climate accord. the age of president had early legislative success working with congress to give americans still struggling to recover from the corona virus pandemic, billions and financial release. a one trillion dollar infrastructure bill to improve roads, airports and bridges was also passed

the conversation was filmed on an american video camera and this recording was shown on soviet television, albeit at an inopportune time. on july 24, 1981 , secret masonicre banned in italy, this decision followed the scandal of the political crisis associated with exposing the activities of lodge p2, propaganda 2. under the leadership of entrepreneur licho gelli. its members were major statesmen, deputies, ministers, politicians, generals, the chief of the general staff, the prosecutor of rome, heads of intelligence services and other influential persons, all of whom swore allegiance personally to gelli. the court outlawed the lodge and qualified it as a secret sect that was conspiring to... maintain the constitutional order, the government resigned, but then the proceedings reached a dead end, key witnesses were physically eliminated. much suggests that p2 engaged in political intrigue, financial fraud, kidnapping and terrorist attacks to undermine stability in italy. it is believed that she was connected with the mafia, neo-fascists, and the cia of the british mi-6. she was behind the explosion at the bologna train station in the eighties, with numer

biden, americans by and large with the pew research and other research, are not feeling the economic benefits which brings us back to the markets. jamie dimon and mark masonnd others have all been saying pretty much in the last 72 hours there are concerns of echelon of americans are struggling with late payments and delinquencies as higher interest rates for longer. a lot of those consumers who are also swing voters. there i therein lies the big problem. you and karen have been covering the markets mostly on "squawk box" and this show. the market is moving around like this and because of the, thankfully failed assassination attempt on donald trump, the market is doing y. we are all trying to say this is the reaction. quite frankly, having studied the horrendous political he ve events in the last quarter century, the political event and act of violence does not translate into a market move. when looking at these he eventsd with karen on the tail end of show, the moves are stock specific with burberry and ocado and swatch this morning. they are not specific to the united states. it is the other side of the pacific and the numbers coming out of china on many

and you mentioned the book gender an american president, s.c., which i coauthored with ted chuckles at randolph mason and couple of got gold at penn state and we we looked at kind of the speech change is that it happened with women in higher offices and i know you said jolene earlier about you know we had these nine women we looked at who all were presidential quality. their names had been mentioned as possible running mates in some cases. others had been mentioned. women who potentially could run for president and none of them ever got to that point. some of them came close, like kathleen sebelius, my former governor, she was one of the last three who was interviewed by obama. and so we looked at these women's backgrounds and also looked at all the research, some of which all of those had done on the way the media treats women and how these nine women were some of the time held back from either being on a ticket as a vice president or moving up to the presidency. and and we found several things, actually, 11 what we called maxim that came out of those nine case studies. and it was a combination of l

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the american league won the game 5 to 3. winning pitcher was a's closer mason miller.ty remains a concern ahead of the 2026 world cup, following a chaotic scene at the copa america final in florida over the weekend, thousands of fans pushed their way into hard rock stadium sunday night. ahead of the match, dozens were arrested. the game was delayed by more than an hour. the incidents raising some concerns here as the u.s. mexico and canada are set to host the world cup in under two years. this includes levi's stadium. it will be home to six matches yesterday. the bay area host committee, santa clara police department and levi's stadium officials released a joint statement saying public safety is the highest priority and they're continuing to work around the clock to help ensure all fans can safely enjoy the event. well, the famous mirage hotel in las vegas is closing its doors this afternoon. the hotel and casino is shutting down after 34 years. the 3000 room resort will undergo a three year renovation project and is set to reopen in 2027 with a new name, hard rock las

denver, referencing george mason and the questioner notes george mason was a dissenter that dissent is has been a key part of the american story. but those that dissent may often be, as you mentioned, to a bench. so what is the role of dissent? and, you know, in this period of time, is there any reason to study the loyalist or even going for an. oh, absolutely. that's that's the rage now well, as you said that there are some people who don't they know everybody thinks american revolution was a good idea. i have i know people who do not think it was a good idea at all. so yeah, definitely. because studying the loyalists, it tells you something about the country that it tells us something about ourselves. because the question becomes what if someone came to you and said, you know, we're going to be in a new country, we're going to leave? what what would you do? i we all like to think people say we would have been patriots, whatever. but if posed question like that now, that would be really tough. it's tough decision. so we should definitely discover i mean, discover what people who were on the dissenting side of things fel

mason. _ president biden has used a televised address from the white house to say that he ended his campaign for re—election to save americanng in the oval office, he said he'd believed he did deserve a second term but thought it was time to �*pass the torch' to a younger generation. joe biden withdrew from the presidential race at the weekend, after mounting pressure from fellow democrats. here's our north america editor, sarah smith. my fellow americans... one of the most significant speeches of his career was the one he never wanted to make, and he did not sound happy about having to step aside. you know, in recent weeks, it's become clear to me that i needed to unite my party in this critical endeavour. i believe my record as president, my leadership in the world, my vision for america's future all merited a second term, but nothing, nothing can come in the way of saving our democracy. much of the biden clan were there to support him in this emotional moment, which he hopes will be viewed as the moment he put his country before himself. president biden has been arguing for months that democracy itself is at stake in thi

mason, ohio, send it to j. the vance. except to the vice presidential nomination on wednesday. he has promised jobs. and pledge defies for working class americans. official reports from the venue in milwaukee. it was his introduction to american demand. it could be just a heart beat away from the presidency defiance as a relative unknown, and total comes choice as his vice presidential running mate the open with praise for the man. he wants heavily criticized, competing to hitler to night. we celebrate. he is our once and future president of the united states of america. a relatively new sent it to from ohio. he needed the trump endorsement to win his election to of any future in republican politics. a former marine, a best selling author, france, is an abortion absolutist bond, with no exceptions, even for report and says he's opposed to continued military support for ukraine. i'm believe china is a mass effect. he claims washington has cost too many hardships for too many ordinary americans. for me, i racked throughout the, at a stand from the financial crisis to the great recession from open borders to stagnating wages. the people who govern

american league would tack on another against webb. it's all tied up at three in the fifth inning. oakland's masonake the hill and it was three up, three down for him, including two strikeouts. oakland's right hander also threw a 103.6mph pitch that is the fastest pitch in an all star game since tracking began in 2008, and in the bottom of the fifth, boston's jarren duran would hit a two run shot. and that's it. the a.l. wins five three and oakland's mason miller gets the official w and the oakland a's get in a new field at the future temporary home in sacramento. sutter health park's field will be changed from grass to synthetic before the a's move there for the 2025 through 2027 seasons, the commissioner of baseball said. this new surface will have a hydration element because of the summer heat at the open air ballpark in sacramento. daily highs in sacramento in july. average about 105 106. the vast majority of those games, though, during those seasons will be played at night. >> well, 49ers wide receiver brandon aiyuk has officially requested a trade. it was first reported by the nfl network. a

mason university. thank you very much for your time and your insights. my pleasure. up families of american his way the captives held in garza since october 7th has a met the us presidents and visuals, prime minister in washington. they described the meeting as positive and say they feel optimistic that all of them will be freed. in the near future. we came in and really emphasizing to the leaders of the united states and of israel, a desire to get this deal done. this 3 phase deal that the president announced a few weeks ago and has been on the bow shooting table in order to return all now 115 of these really hostages. and to end the suffering of the people of god that because the moment they come home is a 150 chilling ends, the madness ends, we feel probably more optimistic than we have since the 1st round of releases. in late november, early december, we're a little over a 100 of israel's hostages. it were released and we got absolute commitment from the, by the ministration and from prime minister and attorney out that they understand the urgency of this moment now to waste no time. an

the american league won the game 5 to 3. winning pitcher was a's closer masonler. 49ers wide receiver brandon aiyuk had officially requested a trade. now it was first reported by nfl network. aiyuk has one year remaining on his rookie contract. he's been seeking a big extension that would make him one of the highest paid receivers in the league. aiyuk has been vocal all summer long on social media about his desire to get paid more. there is some precedent for this to suggest a deal could still be done. the niners. they were able to reach a new contract with deebo samuel after he requested a trade two years ago. the front office has made it clear they have no intention of trading aiyuk. >> the fact that he's requested a trade sounds like this big dramatic moment. and now something has to happen. the truth is, the 40 niners still control this player contractually and hold all the cards. basically, what happened today is an olly olly oxen free was just given to the rest of the nfl to say, hey, if you're interested in brandon aiyuk, show up with your best offer. >>

mason university law school chapter. alongside d.c. young lawyers chapter in the student chapters from american, catholic, d.c., georgetown, maryland and george washington. i am honored to welcome you to the federalist society debate on this a juneteenth holiday weekend. were thankful to the federal society and the arthur ruth foundation for fostering open dialogue by making this event on this important topic possible. while there are nine people who certainly will have an opinion probably a majority opinion, a concurring opinion or to an dissent as soon as tomorrow on that meeting on whether the 16th amendment authorizes congress to tax unrealized sums without apportionment among the states. tonight we address a related but broader question. is the wealth attacks constitutional? to answer that question we are honored to have three great legal minds with us this evening. debating in a preposition professor david dean emeritus and professor of law and economics at columbia law school professor read professor of law and politics at yale university. for we hear from them i have the pleasure of introducing our moderator this evening karen

. >> mason morrow report get our units to those folks are in danger a lot sacramento fire rescue boat and jet skis out patrolling the american river for sacramento to get too rowdy on independence day. just in case something does happen. we're already on the water. the something captain justin sylvia mentions is inevitable on the 4th of july holiday. everyone wants wants to get the water because it's refreshing. it's super hot outside. however, the american river still very cold, a 40 degree drop from land to water at 60 degree temperature mixed with dehydration. use you start seeing cramping when you're trying to swim. sylvia says in the river for a swim should strap into a life vest, adults and teens, but especially kids. this isn't just like a swimming pool in your backyard. this is flowing water. this has a current to it. it has debris underneath that. you can't see and those are called snags and those can pull you under with the current flowing over you. sylvia isn't trying to scare river goers. okay for both passengers to have a drink, just make sure to mix and even more waters to hydrate in the triple digit heat. and

masons from the stage. john and one who was at that valley in bottom of pennsylvania begins coverage. the, the, the attempted assassination of an american president unfolded minutes after he began to speak. if you want to really see something like this said, take a look. what happens is donald trump spoke to the friendly pennsylvania crowd, shots rang out in the former president, hit the ground they lift. prison, said man, there's instances, i want to get my shoes. and i heard that directly from him. they must have fallen off when we pushed him down on his right cheek was a tear drop of blood right here. then when he turned, you could see the right here, from the top of the year to the bottom. blood wasn't pouring blood, but it was blood secret service. goodman responded within seconds, killing the shooter as other agents swarmed. trump one man and the crowd was killed and 2 men were critically wounded. this video shows the gunman on a nearby rooftop. the f. b. i has identified the shooter is 20 year old, thomas, mathew crooks. police still have many questions including whether the man acted alone. we do not currently have an identified

american life. so you know, i think that which i do this reflects a bigger shift that we've seen, which is right now if you think about what are the disinfo mason threats less and less one piece of content. you know there's a lot of news coverage about, you know, ai enabled deepfake video or audio. first of all, you i think we should be thinking that the big threats are less that one piece of content that is false and more sort of these totalizing conspiracy theories that if you look back over the period i'm writing about in the book, i, i think there are three that have been huge drivers of our politics, you know. q and on the 2020 election, election denial, whatever we call it, and vaccine skepticism and, and covid related conspiracies. and so those are a much more more difficult thing to tackle. and the quote, you know, from jerry kroger or my line of unwinding in nation's paranoia that's not like you just you're not going to solve that one fact check and problem with conspiracy theories is that they're not falsifiable right so if i tell you that's no the vaccine works because pfizer did a study well and pfizer's corrupt and if i tell you th

mason morrow talked to fire crews. >> we can get our units to those folks are in danger. >> a lot sacramento fire rescue boat and jet skis out patrolling the american river for sacramento to get too rowdy on independence day. just in case something does happen. we're already on the water. the something captain justin sylvia mentions is inevitable on the 4th of july holiday. everyone wants wants to get the water because it's refreshing. it's super hot outside. however, the american river still very cold, a 40 degree drop from land to water at 60 degree temperature mixed with dehydration. use you start seeing cramping when you're trying to swim. sylvia says in the river for a swim should strap into a life vest, adults and teens, but especially kids. this isn't just like a swimming pool in your backyard. this is flowing water that has a current to it. it has debris underneath that. you can't see and those are called snags and those can pull you under with the current flowing over you. sylvia isn't trying to scare river goers. okay for both passengers to have a drink, just make sure to mix and even more waters to hydrate in the triple digit heat. and s

mason morrow talked to crews out there. >> we can get our units to those folks that are in danger. >> a lot sacramento fire rescue boat and jet skis out patrolling the american river for sacramento to get too rowdy on independence day. just in case something does happen. we're already on the water. the something captain justin sylvia mentions is inevitable on the 4th of july holiday. everyone wants wants to get the water because it's refreshing. it's super hot outside. however, the american river still very cold, a 40 degree drop from land to water at 60 degree temperature mixed with dehydration. use you start seeing cramping. >> when you're trying to swim, sylvia says in the river for a swim should strap into a life vest, adults and teens, but especially kids. this isn't just like a swimming pool in your backyard. this is flowing water. this has a current to it. it has debris underneath that. you can't see and those are called snags and those can pull you under with the current flowing over you. sylvia isn't trying to scare river goers. okay for both passengers to have a drink, just make sure to mix and even more waters to hydrate in the triple digit heat i

cunning plan of the masons, as it were they have everything covered, everything has been paid for, everything is partly true, the system there works very deeply, no matter how well, the americansd the most united, this true, but in reality the truth is in the middle, they make mistakes, they actually allow them here, and there, and there, and inside themselves, so when they say, well, listen, there... i’m also often in these conversations, so to speak, yes, well, there are a lot of special services there, they know everything there, i let me remind you of the sad experience of 1991, no matter what kind of power bloc the soviet union had, how everything was handled there. much cooler than in the usa, and it seemed that these guys would not let the situation get out of control, how it all ended, we know that, and an interesting conversation, well, not now, and about the united states, it is also relevant and about the ninety-first year, it all begins when a strong power bloc starts to play for someone, someone starts to play against. we remember how the state security committee of the soviet union was divided and the rsfsr, and what came of it. by the way, here is the question.

american league. a's beat the angels. they have won 6 of 8 since the all-star break. rays traded jose and spent his last night at the ballpark clearing on his former teammates. number three, mason stick into the water led to a double bogey and clearly the stake got in the way. next hole, one hop and in for his third career ace. buckley did not make the cut. number two, the raiders are holding training camp down in orange county to avoid the vegas heat, but they still threw the shade at the defending champ for a kermit the frog puppet wearing a patrick mahomes jersey. >> is it a smart idea to fire up patrick mahomes? >> yeah, probably, listen, i'd probably say not -- we don't spend a lot of time with puppets. >> stuff like that happens. it will get handled when it gets handled. >> raiders beat the chiefs and you can make fun of patrick mahomes. that will do it for sports. have a great day. >>> in paris, the summer olympic games are officially under way after an opening ceremony spectacular that saw athletes ride to the arena on riverboats. cbs bradley blackburn has highlights from a colorful evening. >> reporter: it was an opening ceremony that was unmistakably french set in the

americans do. especially, by the way, people who did pay their student loans and did the right thing. why should they have to pay for the people who don't? joey: as the son of a brick mason i understand very well the unfairness that people perceive, especially blue collar workers and people in the trades. but if we take our principle perspective out and say, okay, is it a net os if or a net gain, are there any economic indicators that show this is helping or hurting our economy? >> it's having a very negative effect. first of all, who in the future will ever pay a student loan back, right? if if the government's going to keep forgiving people to pay their student loans, then people who are the suckers, frankly, are the people who did the right thing and paid their student loans back. but the other point, i want to go back to this, our country is going bankrupt. we don't have hundreds of billions of dollars to pay off student loans. if there's a crisis and student loan payments that universities that have billions and billions of or dollars of endowments -- joey: absolutely. >> -- why don't they use their endowment money to pay off student loans? joey: when the liberals a

mason, merle talk with crews and they have this advice. >> we can get our units to those folks that are in danger. >> a lot sacramento fire rescue boat and jet skis out patrolling the american river for sacramento to get too rowdy on independence day. just in case something does happen. we're already on the water. the something captain justin sylvia mentions is inevitable on the 4th of july holiday. everyone wants wants to get the water because it's refreshing. it's super hot outside. however, the american river still very cold, a 40 degree drop from land to water at 60 degree temperature mixed with dehydration. use you start seeing cramping when you're trying to swim. sylvia says in the river for a swim should strap into a life vest, adults and teens, but especially kids. this isn't just like a swimming pool in your backyard. this is flowing water. this has a current to it. it has debris underneath that. you can't see and those are called snags and those can pull you under with the current flowing over you. sylvia isn't trying to scare river goers. okay for both passengers to have a drink, just make sure to mix and even more waters to hydrate in the triple digit heat in sy

finger and so on, latin american freemasons, they have very rich traditions , i also say, since the time of the struggle for independence, they, i think, are much closer to the masonicpirit than any american freemasons, who... the founders of the usa were freemasons, the last ones there, say, george bush were definitely freemason this is a historical podcast russia-west on the swing of history, we understand an interesting topic. freemasonry. we need to go back to russian freemasonry, to the times of catherine, when this golden age of freemasonry began, to figure out what this is connected with, why exactly under catherine, these secret societies. began to actively develop, here, of course, the spirit of such a noble love of freedom manifested itself, because here the trigger, as it seems to me, was the manifesto on the freedom of the nobility, then the grant of a charter to the nobility, when the nobility began to emancipate, there is a well-known theory of the 19th century about the emancipation of the class, that the emancipation of the class in russia took place from top to bottom, it all started with the nobility, and a manifestation of this freedom-lovingness