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ROCHELLE DE LA Le czar Demetrius, histoire moscovite

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Le czar Demetrius, histoire moscovite

Chez les freres Van Dole, à La Haye 1716, 2 tomes en un Vol. Pet. in 12 (7,5x13,8cm), (14) 427pp. (1) 12pp., relié.


Mention of a second edition. Frontispiece unsigned. Full Sheepskin brown marbled time. Back tooled raised. Part of title morocco beige. Rubbed together. Dimitri, later called the Czar Demetrius is one of the son of Ivan the Terrible, who died in 1584, is Fyodor who legitimately begins to reign in Russia in crisis, which saw the advent of the Romanov dynasty in 1616 Boris Godunov, the mighty boyars, Chamberlain and Ivan Regent assigns residency Dimitri and his family to rule out any opponent that may arise against its tsarification. According to a historical version acrréditée today Dimitri was murdered in 1591 (another version says he would have killed himself during a seizure), and it is a false Dimitri would have taken place and would have been recognized as tsar in 1605; This thesis appears rather unlikely, the author tells the prince escaped the assassination. Godunov died suddenly in 1605, and Dimitri came to the throne. According to the author, a conspiracy tragically ended his own life, but note the taste of the historian for the romance and excitement.

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