The book of the publicist and thinker Ivan Solonevich “The People's Monarchy” undoubtedly belongs to the best historical and philosophical works of the twentieth century. Who is bad in Russia – the government or the people? How do the motivations of a monarch and a president differ? Nation and nationality are not the same thing, so why is Russia still neither one nor the other? Why and at what point do we think that we are stupider than foreigners? Does the mystery of the Russian soul really exist - or is it just a propaganda phantom? Are the Russian people promising from a historical point of view? – a unified concept that answers these and other questions is presented in this book with the utmost persuasiveness. The work is written in simple, intelligible language and represents a rare fusion of scientific depth and narrative clarity. The publishing layout is saved in PDF A4 format.