Hetman Ivan Vyhovsky
Hetman Ivan Vyhovsky by Ivan Nechuy-Levitskyi
Ukrainian book

Hetman Ivan Vyhovsky (English translation)

Chapter 1	Chapter 2	Chapter 3	Chapter 4
Chapter 5	Chapter 6	Chapter 7	Chapter 8
Chapter 9	Chapter 10	Chapter 11

In September 1657, Ivan Vyhovsky became the hetman of the Cossack state and broke the agreement with the Moscow kingdom and wanted to return Ukraine to the bosom of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, because he understood that the union with Moscow, which only cares about its own interests, interfering in the internal plans of the hetmanate, has no prospects. (It was under Vyhovsky that the Konotop battle was won by the Cossacks.) The novel was banned in Soviet times, because for Russia until now I. Vyhovskyi is an enemy who opposed the tsar, because he did not like and did not respect rude and uneducated Muscovy.
Ivan Nechuy-Levytskyi (1838-1918), Ukrainian writer, master of artistic prose, playwright, linguist, ethnographer, folklorist, teacher.

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