Titlebook: Michael Speransky; Statesman of Imperia Marc Raeff Book 1957 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1957 1772–1839.1812.Imperial Russia.M

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Projects for Reforming the Provincial Administration,in, as some historians have done, that exile and service in remote provinces of the Empire had broken him morally and had transformed him into a spineless courtier, willing to undertake any assignment, however unpleasant. It is nonetheless true that Speransky returned to the capital a somewhat chang

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An Unpleasant Interlude Speransky and the Decembrists,nts which took place in December 1825 on the occasion of the death of Alexander I and the ensuing interregnum. Much against his will, he was at first himself implicated in the Decembrist movement, and later given an important part in the trial of the conspirators of December 14. This involvement aff

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on mot the average curiosity about the Tsars‘ government was satisfied and there seemed to be no need to look further into the matter. There was, on the surface of things, some justification for such a definition: many rulers had suffered violent death and little did the autocracy abate between 1725

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,Administrative Activities 1802–1812,gislation. Troshchinskii himself needed a capable and energetic younger assistant, and his choice fell on Speransky, who was the most gifted and promising junior functionary in the central administration.

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Projects for Reforming the Provincial Administration,sily be taken for spinelessness. Also, by 1822 Speransky had lost most of his earlier energetic enthusiasm and self-confident faith in his work. After a decade of humiliation, loneliness, and wandering, he returned to the court a more humble, cautious, and “plodding” high bureaucrat.

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,Last Years — Conclusion,ed as an active member of the government, a high ranking and respected official, but he contributed no fresh ideas or methods. He participated in practically all important government discussions and administrative reorganizations, but played no leading role; and his voice was not a decisive one.

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The Beginnings,e quite dim and strongly influenced by the knowledge of subsequent happenings. Unfortunately too, Baron Korf was not always sufficiently critical of his sources, and we must be careful in using the evidence he has assembled. We must, perforce, be content with a few details and a bare outline of Speransky’s formative years.