An account of the Empress of Russia who expanded her vast country's
borders south to the Black Sea and west into Europe while
continuing the Westernization begun by Peter the Great. Catherine's
love affairs with different officers and politicians were widely
publicized, though much of what was published was not true.
Nevertheless, most of her lovers were promoted to the highest ranks
and some of them proved to be extremely talented people (for
instance prince Patiomkin, a very prominent general and
politician). Contents: Catherine's Girlhood; The Grand Duchess; The
Revolution of 1762; The Orlof Ascendancy; Patiomkin and the Minor
Favorites; The Crimean Journey; The Death of Patiomkin; The Last
Years; and Catherine the Great. See other titles by this author
available from Kessinger Publishing.
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