Significados de russian nobility en inglés

Instead of being useful to their country, what has become of the Russian nobility?

Her father was Theodor Smirnoff, of the Russian nobility.

On board there happened to be a wealthy young member of the Russian nobility-PrinceL--.

This regiment, made up of the most glittering youth of the Russian nobility, suffered many casualties.

At that epoch the influence of Poland had already begun to make itself felt upon the Russian nobility.

This desire was granted with the ostentatious recognition of which the Russian nobility are the last representatives in Europe.

The Hanskas belonged to the Russian nobility and lived on an immense estate in Ukraine, surrounded only by illiterate peasants.

We recall, among many examples, the Bourbons of France, the southern planters, the hacendados of Mexico under Diaz, the Russian nobility.

She had received large sums in advance for commissions from some of the Russian nobility, and had either spent or speculated with them.

Then he was high in the Russian nobility, upon terms of friendship with the Czar, a prominent figure in the highest society of European capitals.

I entered into correspondence on the matter, and was again put off until the following Easter, when all the smaller Russian nobility congregated at Kieff.

"You will soon be eighteen," continued the general, "and that is the age at which the daughters of the Russian nobility usually marry."