Michael Speransky. Statesman of Imperial Russia, 1772–1839 - Marc Raeff

CHAPTER III ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES 1802-1812 Whatever their differing views on the character of reform, everybody from the E ...

50 ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES 1802-1812 establishment of a special school for noblemen, the drafting of a civil code, the organiz ...

J\DMINIS'I'RATIVE ACTIVITIES 1802-1812 51 ablest assistant. Speransky was entrusted with the Second Department of the Ministry o ...

52 ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES 1802-1812 immediate benefit and value the government could derive from an officially sponsored news ...

ADMINISTRATIVE AGrIVITIES 1802-1812^53 from their path all obstacles which might stop them. Everything forces us to prefer this ...

54 ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES 1802-1812 through bureaucratic, paternalistic legislation. In so doing Speransky was at one with th ...

ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES 1802-1812 55 meeting with Napoleon at Erfurt in 1808. Contemporary rumor had it that at Erfurt Sperans ...

ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITlES 1802-1812 participation in the government covered only a few years (1808-1812), we need not follow a s ...

ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES 1802-1812 57 schools and a thorough understanding of the government's alms and principles? The Commiss ...

58 ADMINISTRATIVE AGrIVITIES 1802-1812 provincial capital, and, finally, district schools (2 year curriculum), varying in number ...

ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES 18{)2-1812 59 ful. 1 The idea was to restore to the Church its traditional monopoly of the sale of wax ...

60 ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES 1802-1812 frequently conflicted with the original statutes. We may mention in passing, that Sperans ...

ADMINISTRATIVE ACfIVITlES 1802-1812^61 of their own age destined for careers in the government. The idea of a restricted school ...

62 ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES 1802-1812 in response to Alexander's desire to plan the education of his younger brothers, grand-du ...

ADMINISTRATIVE ACnVITIES 1802-1812 63 the main redacteur of the statute was Martynov who often consulted Speransky for guidance ...

64 ADMINISTRATIVE ACI'IVITIES 1802-1812 had performed a significant and useful function at the beginning of the 18th century in ...

ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES 1802-1812 65 ed but little education in their youth, had risen to their present rank by virtue of mere ...

66 ADMINISTRATIVE A<ITIVITIES 1802-1812 situation and had made many attempts to deal with it by establishing numerous commiss ...

ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES 1802-1812 67 result of Prince Lopukhin's suggestion (embodied in PSZ 21,187, February 28, 1804) to ela ...

68 ADMINISTRATIVE AGrMTIES 1802-1812 of jurisprudence. Furthermore he was far too busy with other matters to devote all his time ...