 for almost a decade! My ego sought more than a meager audience of dissidents. After spending a year courting my work in progress, I harbored a need for adulation. I also didn't want to draw the attention of the loathsome Third Section.

Recall: In December 1825, Nicholas, third son of Paul, followed his Uncle Alexander to the throne. The day of his ascension, a mob of young Army officers staged the Decembrist Revolt.

The mutiny, like many uprisings, was strewn together by liberal ideologists. The conspirators sought to influence the common soldier to rebel against this Nicholas in favor of his cousin Constantine. An ultimatum was sent, and some shots were exchanged; soon, several military structures fell under the weak control of the radicals. In no terms was there an indication this idealistic army would swell and seize power for themselves. The coup's organizers never meditated beyond these stages. Besides, the schemers anticipated to leverage their gains for a modicum of reward. Outraged, Nicholas sought no mediation. He gathered his most venerable garrisons, sent them into the Saint Petersburg barracks and routed the troublemakers. Like a boot on a colony of ants, the uprising was crushed. What's more, Nicholas presided at the show-trials and convicted the rabble the gallows at Peter-Paul.

The rebellious event fortified the young tsar's resolve to prevent insurgents from undermining his sovereignty. The Decembrists confirmed the worst stereotype of his subjects; the Decembrists reinforced mistrust. Lest you forget, when Nicholas was a boy, his father was assassinated. I suspect the experience forged his fear of zealots. Thus, Nicholas became an enemy of serious political and social reform; he contends these maudlin concepts would lead to his demise.

The establishment of the Third Section followed the Decembrist executions. Designed to control the actions and behaviors of Russians through suppression, the Section promotes more sentiment against the Tsar than it does to prevent it. But there are terrible stories of those who fell victim to charges. Many dissenters take pleasure in banishment; they view custody as an indication of effective antagonism. I didn't appreciate the sentiment; toil in a labor camp did not appeal to me.

Working under this premise, I set my tale in a foreign country, littered the leaves
for almost a decade! My ego sought more than a meager hearing of dissenter. After spending a year court my study in progress, I harbored a indigence for adulation. I besides didn't want to draw the attention of the loathsome Third Section. 

 Recall: In December 1825, Nicholas, third son of Paul, followed his Uncle Alexander to the toilet. The day of his ascension, a mob of young Army policeman staged the Decembrist Revolt. 

 The mutiny, like many uprisings, was strewn together by liberal ideologist. The conspirators sought to influence the coarse soldier to rebel against this Nicholas in favor of his cousin Constantine. An ultimatum was sent, and some nip were commute; soon, several military structure fell under the weak control of the free radical. In no terms was there an indication this idealistic army would swell and assume power for themselves. The coup's organizers never meditated beyond these stages. Besides, the schemers anticipated to leverage their gains for a modicum of reward. Outraged, Nicholas seek no mediation. He gathered his most august garrison, air them into the Saint Petersburg barracks and routed the troublemaker. Like a boot on a colony of ant, the uprising was crushed. What's more, Nicholas presided at the display - trials and convicted the rabble the gallows at Peter - Paul. 

 The rebellious event fortified the young tsar's resolve to prevent insurgents from undermining his sovereignty. The Decembrists confirmed the bad stereotype of his subject; the Decembrists reinforced mistrust. Lest you forget, when Nicholas was a boy, his father was assassinated. I distrust the experience forged his fear of zealots. Thus, Nicholas became an enemy of serious political and social reform; he contends these maudlin concepts would contribute to his demise. 

 The establishment of the Third Section followed the Decembrist executions. Designed to operate the actions and behavior of Russians through suppression, the incision promotes more sentiment against the Tsar than it dress to prevent it. But there are frightful stories of those who fell victim to charges. Many dissenters take pleasure in banishment; they view custody as an indication of effective hostility. I didn't appreciate the sentiment; labor in a labor camp did not appeal to me. 

 work under this premise, I set my tale in a foreign area, littered the leaves
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Recall: In December 1825, Nicholas, third xoj of Paul, folljwed ris Hncle Alexander to the throne. The say of iis ascension, a mob of young Army officerd stwged the Decembrish Revolt.

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 for almost a decade! My ego sougHt more than A meagEr aUdiEnCe of DissIdents. After speNDing A year courting my work in pRogreSs, i HarbOReD a neeD for aduLAtION. I aLsO dIdn'T wANt To draW thE attentIon of the loAthSoMe Third SectiON.

REcall: In DecEmbEr 1825, Nicholas, thIrd Son of PAuL, foLLowed His uncle alexanDEr to thE throne. ThE dAY of his AScensioN, A MoB of yOung Army officers sTAgED the Decembrist revolt.

thE MuTINy, lIke Many uprisiNgS, was sTRewn togEThER BY liBEral ideologisTs. The conspiRAtoRs sougHt To iNFluencE the cOmMOn sOldier to rebEl agAinst this nicholAS in favoR Of his coUsin CoNstAntIne. AN UlTiMatUm WAs sENt, And SOme Shots werE eXcHangeD; sooN, SEVEral MilItarY struCtures fell undEr tHe weAK coNtrol Of the RadiCaLs. In nO terms Was thErE an indication thIs idEalistic aRmy WoUld SwEll anD Seize pOweR foR themseLves. The COup'S oRGANiZers never meditated BeYONd These staGes. BesIDeS, tHE schemerS aNtiCipaTED to leVeraGE tHeir gainS for a mODiCuM of rewaRd. outragEd, nicHolAs souGHt no MediatIon. He gatHered HIs most venerablE Garrisons, sent THeM INtO The SAinT Petersburg BarrACks aNd roUTeD thE TroubLemakErS. liKE a boot on a colony of anTs, The uprIsing Was crushed. WhaT's more, NichOLAS presideD at tHE sHOw-trials and conVicteD the rabble THe gallowS at PeTer-Paul.

THe rebelliOUS event foRtiFieD thE yoUNG tSar's resolve to PREvenT iNsurgenTs fRom undeRmiNinG hiS soVeReignty. ThE DecembrIsTs CoNfIrmEd the WOrst sterEoTypE oF hiS subjECts; the decemBrisTs ReINfoRced misTRuST. lest YoU fOrgeT, whEn nichoLas wAS a bOy, his faTher was asSasSInatEd. i sUspect tHe experience fOrGed his fear Of ZeaLots. ThUS, nicholas Became an enemy of serious pOLitical And SociaL refOrm; he contEndS these MauDLin conCepts wOuld lEaD to HIS demiSE.

thE esTaBlishment oF THe THird SEcTion FolloweD the Decembrist execUTioNs. Designed to cOntRol tHE AcTioNS aND beHaVIorS OF Russians througH suppressiOn, THe section proMOteS mOre sentIment agAinst THe Tsar tHan it does To prevent It. but tHERe aRe terrible Stories oF those who FEll viCTiM to chArgEs. Many DiSseNters Take plEAsuRe in bAnishmEnT; they vIew cuStOdy as an iNdication of effective antAgonisM. I didN't aPpreciate The SEntIment; toil In a lAbor camp diD noT apPeal tO me.

wOrkinG undER tHis PRemisE, I seT My tale in a FOrEigN COuNtry, littereD THE leAves
 for almost a decade! My e go soughtmoretha n a  m eage r au dience of diss i dent s. After spending a ye ar co ur t ingm yworkin prog r es s ,  Iha rb ore da  n eed f oradulati on. I also  di dn 't want to d r aw  the atten tio n of the loa ths ome Th ir d S e ction .
Recal l: InD ecembe r 1825, N ic h olas,t hird so n of  Pau l, followed his U n cl e  Alexander tothe th ro n e. T heday  of his as ce nsion ,  a mobo fy o u ngA rmy officersstaged theD ece mbrist  R evo l t.

Th e mut in y , l ike many up risi ngs, wasstrewn togethe r  by lib eral i deo log ists .  T he  co ns p ira t or s s o ugh t to inf lu en ce th e co m m o n  sol die r to  rebe l against thi s N icho l asin fa vor o f hi scousi n Cons tanti ne . An ultimatumwassent, and  so me  sh ot s wer e  excha nge d;soon, s everalm ili ta r y st ructures fell unde rt h eweak con trol o f  t he radicals .Inno t e r ms wa s th e re  an indi cation th is  ideali st ic arm ywou ldswell andseizepower fo r the m selves. The co u p's organizer s  n e v er medi tat ed beyond t hese stag es.B es ide s , the  sche me r sa nticipated to lever ag e thei r gai ns for a modi cum of rew a r d . Outrag ed,N ic h olas sought no  medi ation. Heg atheredhis m ost vene rable gar r i sons, se ntthe m i nto t he  Saint Peters b u rg b ar racks a ndroutedthe  tr oub lem ak ers. Like  a booton  a  c ol ony  of a n ts, theup ris in g w as cr u shed.What' s mo re ,N ich olas pr e si d e d at  t he  sho w-t ri als a nd c o nvi cted th e rabblethe gall ow sat Pete r-Paul.

There bellious e ve ntfortif i e d the yo ung tsar's resolve to p r event i nsu rgent s fr om underm ini ng his  so v ereign ty. Th e Dec em bri s t s con f i rm edth e worst st e r eot ype o fhissubject s; the Decembrists rei nforced mistr ust . Le s t  y ouf or g et,  w h enN i cholas was a bo y, his fat he r  w as assassi n ate d.  I susp ect the  expe r ience f orged his  fear ofze alot s .  Th us, Nichol as becam e an enem y  of s e ri ous p oli ticalan d s ocial  refor m ; h e con tendsth ese ma udlin  c onceptswould lead to his demis e.

Th e est abl ishment o f t h e T hird Sect ionfollowed t heDec embri ste xecut ions .  D esi g ned t o co n trol thea ct ion s an d behaviors o f  Ru ssian s t h roughsupp ression, the Sect i on promotes mo re s e n tim ent agai ns t the Tsar tha n i td o es to pr ev ent it. But  there a re terri ble st oriesof thos e wh o  fellvict imto charge s.Ma n y disse nt er s  takeplea su re inbanish m ent; t hey view custody  as a n indic a tio n ofef fective anta gonism. Ididn't appr eciate  the  sent iment;to il ina l ab or camp di d  not appe al to  me.

W or king  un der th is p r e mise,  I s et  my  tale ina fo r ei gn cou ntry , lit te redthe leave s 
 for_almost a_decade! My ego sought_more than_a_meager audience_of_dissidents. After spending_a year courting_my work in progress,_I harbored a_need_for adulation. I also didn't want to draw the attention of the loathsome Third_Section.

Recall:_In December_1825,_Nicholas,_third son of Paul, followed_his Uncle Alexander to the_throne. The_day of his ascension, a mob of young_Army_officers staged the_Decembrist Revolt.

The mutiny, like many uprisings, was strewn together_by liberal ideologists. The conspirators sought_to influence the_common_soldier_to rebel against this_Nicholas in favor of his cousin_Constantine. An ultimatum was sent, and_some shots were exchanged; soon, several military_structures fell under the weak control_of the radicals. In no_terms was_there an indication this idealistic_army would swell_and seize_power for themselves._The coup's organizers never meditated beyond_these stages. Besides,_the schemers anticipated to leverage their_gains_for a modicum_of_reward._Outraged, Nicholas_sought no mediation._He_gathered his_most_venerable garrisons, sent them into the_Saint_Petersburg barracks and routed the troublemakers. Like_a boot on a_colony_of ants, the uprising_was crushed. What's more, Nicholas_presided at the show-trials and convicted_the rabble_the gallows_at Peter-Paul.

The rebellious event fortified the young tsar's resolve to prevent_insurgents from undermining his sovereignty. The_Decembrists confirmed the worst_stereotype of_his_subjects; the Decembrists_reinforced_mistrust. Lest_you forget, when Nicholas was a boy,_his father_was assassinated. I suspect the experience_forged his fear of_zealots._Thus, Nicholas became an enemy of_serious political and social reform; he_contends these maudlin concepts would_lead_to_his demise.

The establishment of the_Third Section followed the Decembrist executions._Designed to control_the actions and behaviors of Russians through_suppression,_the Section promotes more sentiment against_the_Tsar than it does to prevent_it._But_there are terrible stories of_those who fell victim to charges._Many dissenters take pleasure in banishment; they view custody_as an indication_of effective antagonism. I didn't_appreciate_the_sentiment; toil in a labor camp did not appeal to_me.

Working under_this premise, I_set my tale in a foreign country, littered the leaves