History of Russia and of Peter the Great

Chez Radouin Frères, 1829

and possible population and the annual increase of it Division	1

this subject acknowledged The assertion of the Scandinavian origin	16

CHAPTER V	22

forms and customs of their government Long duration and various	25

CHAPTER VIII	37

CHAPTER IX	44

to effect its interior organization and to become civilized A sum	48

CHAPTER II	55

sequences of the unequal marriages of the GrandPrinces Boris	223

CHAPTER V	229

Poland in consequence of the jealousy of the natives against	234

shut up in a convent and Peter at the age of seventeen ascends	240

Russia and China come into contact for the first time and clash	250

BOOK VIII	260

during his journey Insurrection of the Strelitz Their defeat	269

The Tzar attacks them with ridicule He taxes the clergy	272

CHAPTER IV	67

BOOK III	73

dious and implacable disposition of the Tartars Second invasion	80

wards their independence The Russian princes no longer journey	89

ment of the hundred and seventy years reign of the branch of Mos	92

sire the recal of the Tartar governors A public opinion begins to	98

him by his father Vassili continues the successive uniting of	106

of the power of the GrandPrinces Power of that clergy Edict	114

His policy His quadruple struggle against the Tartars the Russian	128

effort directed against the Russian republics Marpha Ivan attacks	138

other resource than flight Ivan crushes without ceremony all	141

perstition His marriage with a Greek Princess Effects of this	153

kind as those of Peter the Great Livonian war Page 153 to	159

the mental faculties of the GrandPrince End of Adaschef	166

BOOK V	172

Russia is sold to him The GrandPrinces preside at the councils	189

from the Slavonians who were united to those Scandinavians Dif	196

Europe Religious physical moral and geographical causes of this	201

BOOK VI	209

Continuation of the first chapter Page 212 to	217

forward the work of regeneration which he has begun to secure	282

CHAPTER I	287

sians He marches against them Every thing excites him reverses	296

mind of Charles XII Projects of that extensive intriguer Second	312

better port Behring Indefatigable exertions of the Tzar and	320

BOOK X	332

Anne de Moens Jealousy of Peters first wife Aversion which	345

decide them condemnation death of Alexis Peter weeps for his son	351

Alexis and his death She sees there the treachery of Peter to	358

again be discovered But the difficulties of his situation are pointed	365

death of the son whom he had by her also show that he was not	371

mode of attracting the Russians to his useful establishments	374

his labours at the epoch of the murder of Alexis At first intolerant	386

Projects of codes Preparatory directions Maritime code Judi	394

from its origin First elements of which it was composed its arms	401

All his expenses have a view to the benefit of his empire His eco	408

often fruitless attempts of his subjects in any art whatever His	412

crime Terrible scene with Repnin Cruel punishment of the	421

vessel containing soldiers and is the victim of his humanity as	429

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