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), while Peter was again traveling abroad. Then the father caused him to be put to death (it is said, at the instigation of Catharine). Chief among Peter's faults were drunkenness and ill-temper, during which he often rudely treated friends most en- deared to him, sometimes even with the knout. He died suddenly (1725 A. D. ), and not having designated a successor, Catharine was proclaimed heiress of the throne. She reigned two years.
Under Peter II. Menshikof atoned for his insolence against th...e grandees with banishment. Elizabeth I. , a daughter of Peter I. , put the youth Ivan into prison, exiled the imperial ministers, Munnich and Osterman, to Siberia, and ascended the throne herself.
Catharine II. Caused her husband, Peter III. , to be murdered, waged war against the Turks, and seized a large part of Poland. She ordered troops to march into this land under the pretense of restoring tranquillity between its contesting parties. When they How long did Charles remain in Turkey? Give a specimen of his fool- hardiness.
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), while Peter was again traveling abroad. Then the father caused him to be put to death (it is said, at the instigation of Catharine). Chief among Peter's faults were drunkenness and ill-temper, during which he often rudely treated friends most en- deared to him, sometimes even with the knout. He died suddenly (1725 A. D. ), and not having designated a successor, Catharine was proclaimed heiress of the throne. She reigned two years.
Under Peter II. Menshikof atoned for his insolence against th...e grandees with banishment. Elizabeth I. , a daughter of Peter I. , put the youth Ivan into prison, exiled the imperial ministers, Munnich and Osterman, to Siberia, and ascended the throne herself.
Catharine II. Caused her husband, Peter III. , to be murdered, waged war against the Turks, and seized a large part of Poland. She ordered troops to march into this land under the pretense of restoring tranquillity between its contesting parties. When they How long did Charles remain in Turkey? Give a specimen of his fool- hardiness.
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