Parentage of Peter-His father's double marriage-Death of his
father-The princesses-Their places of seclusion-Theodore and
John-Sophia uneasy in the convent-Her request-Her probable
motives-Her success-Increase of her influence-Jealousies-Parties
formed-The imperial guards-Their character and
influence-Dangers-Sophia and the soldiers-Sophia's continued
success-Death of Theodore-Peter proclaimed-Plots formed by
Sophia-Revolution-Means of exciting the people-Poisoning-Effect of
the stories that were circulating-Peter and his mother-The
Monastery of the Trinity-Natalia's flight-Narrow escape of
Peter-Commotion in the city-Sophia is unsuccessful-Couvansky's
schemes-Sophia's attempt to appease the soldiers-No effect
produced-Couvansky's views-His plan of a marriage for his
son-Indignation of Sophia-A stratagem-Couvansky falls into the
snare-Excitement produced by his death-Galitzin-Measures adopted by
him-They are successful
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