An edition of Nicholas I
(1978)
Nicholas I
Emperor and autocrat of all the Russias
by W. Bruce Lincoln
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Nicholas I: Emperor and Autocrat of All the Russias
1978, Indiana University Press
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025320254X 9780253202543
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Nicholas I: Emperor and autocrat of all the Russias
1978, Allen Lane
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0713908378 9780713908374
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Book Details
First Sentence
"For the people of St Petersburg the morning of 19 November 1825 seemed in no way unusual."
Table of Contents
Preface
A Note on Russian Names and Dates
Part One: Prologue
1. 1825: The Emperor is Dead! Long Live the Emperor!
2. The Education of a Drill-Master
Part Two: Genesis
3. The Genesis of the Nicholas System
4. The Heritage of the Holy Alliance
Part Three: Absolutism Triumphant
5. The Apogee of Autocracy
6. Europe's Gendarme Emerges
Part Four: The Attack Begins
7. Nicholas and Russia's Intellectuals
8. The Year 1848
Part Five: Dénouement
9. The Last Years of the Nicholas System
10. The Last Act: The Crimean War
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First Sentence
"For the people of St Petersburg the morning of 19 November 1825 seemed in no way unusual."
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