and tear ochima v'fchne z. with his beautiful local villages and lands he burned, quickly moving to this side of the Diaspora and falling in love with various Ukrainian-Little Russian regiments, for his life he elected and appointed the city; and especially in the Poltava regiment, they were filled with the Russian Federation of Orel with all their cities... and all of Ukraine, 70605 and little-lived, from that time the Ukrainian people were filled and multiplied...” $5) The immigrants from ZadaYoprovsk were happy: they moved to Poltavshchiva, when, due to its desolation, it was almost free from the pan-power’s claims and’ therefore the immigrants settled here, the Cossack koputs fought without hindrance, and then Bolfe or Menfe retained their freedom in the aftermath. Other immigrants from Poland (BBlorusssh) and Ross, who moved to the north of Little Russia (10th Desvo and Sejm) were very happy. Northern Little Russia, actually the so-called “cities,” while inferior to the southern quality of land, was richer in the variety of land: there were forests, lakes, rivers, meadows and everything that was necessary for farming and rural industries. $5) In addition, it was richer than the southern one and had more cities (Pochep, Pogar, Starodub, Novgorodok, Lyubech, Chervigov, among the smaller ones - metechek.) That’s why, and for the Polaks, the north. Little Russia attracted more gentry; Pyasochinsky, Ossolinsky, Kisel were occupied here, because there were much more economic and industrial amenities85) Velichko, P, 555 and 556.
86) Indicating the development of industry in the wild Little: Russian! and is still preserved in the names of villages and farmsteads Budami, Rudnya, Gutami, which almost never winds up in the southern Republic of Belarus, Bolonykh _ Nomiteashchy icon, le, chfm in the southern steppes, GDF could panic without a care only a rich man like Vishnevetsky. (we expelled the Poles, and the Little Russian starshyna officer first of all turned for help - to the sfver.
According to this Polish and Russian people, although the immigrants found empty lands in Little Russia, which they were looking for for settlement, these lands were already seized by the military sergeant-major, who ceded them for nothing to the hotfl. The landowners, as we have already said, understood well that rather than argue with the tagly peasants, it was much easier to subjugate the lazy peasants; The useful man was homeless and for a cup of bread he agreed to everything the ruler proposed, who invited him to settle on his own land. There were many useful peasants; Kromf mFotvykht, having surrendered their strength from the power’s violence, they came in crowds from Poland and Rosesh, trying to get rid of hunger and cruelty.
They were also known in Malorosei under the name of “famous people.”
You should get to know these leading people, who had a great influence on peasant life in Malorosesh. The archival records have preserved for us a fairly comprehensive history, from which we are here to extract more interesting things.
In 1799, by decree of Peter V., a search was made throughout the entire Starodub regiment to search for runaway peasants of the “Great Russian breed,” who were supposed to return to their homeland, to their former pomfschiki. When the situation was weak, they were selected from the villagers of the old dubek regiment, which: there was even the slightest doubt that the experience of Sol Fome Viaenykh RR Vnye natives.