Peter Called the GreatFrederick A. Stokes Company, 1936 - 379 Seiten |
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... czar and then fell upon him and stabbed him , and his body was hacked to pieces in the yard while his wife was being murdered . The Metropolitan Philip , who was a saint , he caused to be strangled ; he poisoned his own cousin ; he ...
... czar and then fell upon him and stabbed him , and his body was hacked to pieces in the yard while his wife was being murdered . The Metropolitan Philip , who was a saint , he caused to be strangled ; he poisoned his own cousin ; he ...
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... CZAR IS HE ? BY now the rebellion had grown alarmingly . It had been fostered by the young Streltsi who were banished from Mos- cow and had taken refuge in Astrakhan , spreading every kind of story about Peter . A man called Stepan ...
... CZAR IS HE ? BY now the rebellion had grown alarmingly . It had been fostered by the young Streltsi who were banished from Mos- cow and had taken refuge in Astrakhan , spreading every kind of story about Peter . A man called Stepan ...
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... czar there has been no happiness . The villages are weighed down with furnishing roubles and horses - and- carts , and there is no rest for the people . What sort of czar is he ? He has forced every one into his armies , he has seized ...
... czar there has been no happiness . The villages are weighed down with furnishing roubles and horses - and- carts , and there is no rest for the people . What sort of czar is he ? He has forced every one into his armies , he has seized ...
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