Russkaya Pravda
Starting in 1821, Pavel Pestel worked on a project of social and economic reforms in Russia, which he would later call "Russkaya Pravda" (Русская правда) and which would be approved as a political program. The second edition of the "Russkaya Pravda" manifested further democratization of Pestel's views. It demanded immediate emancipation of the Russian serfs with their land, limitations of the right to landownership, creation of public and private land-funds, elimination of class privileges, and the granting of political rights to males over 20 years of age.