Solovyov in Tsarist Russia 1796

He said everything he should say, but he just hoped that Karamzin would do more investigations instead of sitting in Prince Vyazemsky's manor and writing history books, and occasionally writing a few communications and memoranda as the mouthpiece of the Tsar, and finally becoming a loyal supporter of absolute monarchy.

Because Solovyov has already started a family and a career, he rarely mentions his ideas, and even lacks ambition, which everyone knows.

A person with strong ability but not so much desire is obviously not a match, and his lack of ambition is indeed a problem.

But this time, he can only say a little about Karamzin's affairs. If they really fight, it is really hard to say.

"Mishka, you sound a little excited."

"Maybe, Katya, after all, what I can think of is that people who are bound by the land are still not as good as those who need to develop factories and use advanced machinery to replace manpower, which can liberate a lot of labor. But people without culture and means of livelihood are an unstable factor for society. At the same time, if there are always people bound to one place, there will definitely be people who rise up to oppose it, and then it will be a bigger trouble."

If he goes on, I'm afraid Solovyov will be suspected of being a member of the Jacobin Club.

Speaking of which, Count Stroganov is genuine, and Alexander called himself a "Jacobin" when he was still the Grand Duke of the Imperial Palace, and Metternich didn't need to flatter him.

"Mishka, don't be like this, you are not a person who likes to debate, I know, but you don't seem a little excited because of this."

Then Katya leaned on his shoulder to calm her husband's seemingly excited emotions.

Having such a wife is indeed what he wants.

The incident at No. 10 Maly Moskaya Street did not cause much commotion. It seemed that Karamzin did not react, and Balashov could not do anything to Solovyov.

After all, among the people in that room, the most difficult one to deal with was the old lady Natalia Petrovna. She entered the palace when Empress Elizabeth was still in power. She had a say in what happened at her own reception. If she dared to tell on him.

She was probably looking for trouble with her son-in-law. Among the Tsar’s close friends, Count Stroganov was irreplaceable. He gave up his comfortable position in the court and took the initiative to join the army. The couple happened to be close friends of the Tsar and his wife.

If her guests got into trouble, she could not afford to offend Prince Golitsyn’s family.

As for Karamzin himself, he was in Petersburg this summer to present the memorandum. He would return to Moscow soon and continue writing books in his father-in-law’s manor.

That night, Solovyov was also dragged by Katya to Madame Recamier's residence on the same street to calm down.

"You shouldn't do this, Mishka. Although what you said makes sense, Nikolai Mikhailovich's identity is very special. No writer has ever been named a historian by the emperor."

Katya was still talking about the reign of Alexander, but it seems to be the same in the future.

Madame Recamier looked at the two of them and was a little confused.

"What's wrong? Don't you two never quarrel? You don't look very happy today."

"Nothing, Julie, it's just that Mishka had an argument with Mr. Karamzin at Princess Golitsyna's place today, and he was a little excited."

"That gentleman is just a teacher, and he probably hides in his study to finish his writing. I have read some of the French version, and it is quite insightful, but it is just an argument in the study. Michel often rides a horse to patrol the manor, and has also visited other people's manors, and may be closer to civilians."

But then she changed the subject: "But you shouldn't be too excited. As a kind of 'punishment', the two of us will take the children to the villa in the Summer Palace to escape the summer heat for a while, and we won't play with you."

Sometimes from some strange perspectives, Katya and Mrs. Recamier sometimes seem to be raising children together as a daily routine. If he didn't know what was going on, he would definitely find it a bit strange.

"Well, I will probably have to tutor His Highness Nicholas during this period."

Speaking of tutoring, Soloviev still has to pay more attention to Nicholas's mental state.

This kid has indeed made people more worried recently. As for himself, he also has to go to the Imperial Village to see what these guys are doing.

Before that, he also has to make home visits.

The highest level of home visits in Russia is probably to the Queen Mother. Her status is higher than that of the Queen. Louisa is sometimes a little transparent in the palace.

But this strange state can be accepted by Queen Mother Maria and Louisa. Although the latter now lives in the Winter Palace, she is mainly taking care of seven daughters, and also seeing if she has the luck to give birth to a son.

But from the sample analysis of the couple, this is still a bit difficult.

After all, Alexander and the Polish girl tried so hard to have children, until Sofia Naryshkina was born two years ago, all of them were girls. His lovers outside, no matter whether they were nobles in the court or actresses, all gave birth to girls in the end, which even made people feel a little strange.

As for Louisa's situation, she knew that Soloviev had a son and knew the problem, but she couldn't tell Alexander about it.

Of course, Alexander knew everything, and it was very important to educate Nicholas and Mikhail at this time.

Although Constantine didn't make an official announcement at this time, he also told his brother privately that he probably didn't plan to inherit the throne, and he didn't divorce his wife, but there was no sign of reconciliation.

Fortunately, Paul didn't look very healthy, but he had four sons, all of whom were raised, so the Russian royal family didn't have to worry about the problem of spare tires.

At this time, it was even more necessary to strengthen the two little spare tires. If Alexander had a son in the future and was suitable for the throne, the two of them could also serve as long-term assistants to the uncle and the grand duke. If Alexander continued to have daughters, it would probably be in order for Nicholas to inherit the throne.

But he looked like a stupid son of a landlord, and Soloviev had a headache.

After returning, the first thing he mentioned was not anything else, but the master's illustrious martial arts.

"Boss, you are really amazing. You can defeat the enemy with fewer troops continuously. If the Turks were not so weak, your achievements can be compared with those of the Grand Marshal."

"That's not the important thing, Your Highness. I am still very young and I don't intend to compare myself with my mentor Alexander Vasilyevich. Even if I defeat more enemies, I am just walking on the path he pioneered."

He was very modest in this regard, but then his eyebrows stood up, which made Nicholas a little nervous.

General Langsdorf, the tutor, mainly took care of his life. Although he was a soldier, he was not very strict with him because he was old and actually retired. He even had a fatherly taste and was a little indulgent to Nicholas.

But Solovyov was different. He only tutored Nicholas' homework or talked to him about something. He was not a "guardian" like Langsdorf, but more like a designated family relationship.

He hoped that Nicholas could become a talent and have enough knowledge to deal with the problems he encountered.

I am afraid that my future meal ticket will still depend on him. After all, if nothing unexpected happens, the Russian throne will still be his. Even if his wife had not met him, Nicholas and his son would have raised her in the palace for more than 30 years until she died. This meal ticket is still quite guaranteed - provided that he knows it.

He more or less has this desire to train his disciples to be Yao and Shun in Europe, probably to make him a figure like Augustus and Trajan, the owner of the bathhouse, or at least a qualified monarch.

Nicholas could not understand this request, so he was also very strange. The leader who played with him was like two people from the leader who taught him. The one who supervised his homework was different from the one who looked at his transcript.

"Mathematics is very important. Although I don't expect you to be a follower of the Pythagorean school, you should at least be decent. Although I am an infantryman, Nicholas, I am also proficient in mathematics. If I am asked to fire a cannon, I can also shoot very accurately."

But Napoleon needs to be ignored. This man's geometry is at the level of being able to propose theorems, but he often makes mistakes in basic addition and subtraction.

Solovyov, if you talk about it, his calculation speed is very fast, which is different. In addition, it is probably because he likes applied mathematics.

And when communicating with Gauss, Gauss also specially thanked Solovyov for his help in his own published paper, thinking that he applied normal distribution to statistics, which was also a great contribution to the promotion of applied mathematics.

Nicholas's schoolwork problems do not need Gauss's level to help, he can probably do it himself.

It's a pity that the current chemistry is not perfect, otherwise Nicholas would probably learn mathematics, physics and chemistry well this summer.

No mistake, one post, one content, one 6, one 9, one book, one bar!

Seeing that the master was so strict, Nicholas became more or less honest.

He was not afraid of his two elder brothers. Although they were high above him, they were not arrogant to his two younger brothers.

He was not afraid of his eldest sister and second sister. They were both very gentle and had no temper.

Although the fourth sister Ekaterina had a strange temper, she still doted on her younger brother, and she was married.

He was afraid of his mother who scolded him because of his poor grades.

It was probably the blood suppression of his third sister Maria, and the strict guidance of his master who was very good at fighting but unwilling to teach him military science.

He was afraid of Maria, and it might be a lifelong thing, but his sister would only come back when she visited her family.

The queen mother was angry because of the report card. She always sent servants to watch him, fearing that he would not eat well.

No wonder he was raised to be so tall at the age of fifteen.

If he stood with Solovyov now, there was indeed a very obvious height difference.

This master was really taking care of him when he was angry, and it was really scary.

"Count, it's time to prepare afternoon tea for His Highness."

"No! If you don't finish these homework today, you can't eat any snacks before dinner! Even if the homework is not up to standard, you can skip dinner."

If you don't know, you might think this is the southern study room of Qing.

Nicholas is not the first time that Solovyov is harsh on herself, but it is rare to have punishment measures like this.

"But His Royal Highness is still growing, and His Royal Highness means"

"Why don't you understand? Valvara Nicholas, since His Highness His Highness asked me to come here to care about His Royal Highness Nicolas, I will seriously be on the battlefield to deal with Napoleon and Swedes on the battlefield Or like the Turkish people, there must be no slackness at all. Clear water, lemon tea and Gavas, or birch juice can also be guaranteed, after all, ensure that the water is sufficient. "

The female official of Gorovina was also the first time that I saw Solovyev. Before that, he was a close guard when he was behind Paul, and he was even a bit of adult. After all, he was too young.

Now that he has grown up, he can be alone when he is a teenager, even more like this.

But it became severe, which also made her a little bit incomprehensible.

"You are also angry yourself? I have seen this for the first time in the court."

"If so, you can't remember the lesson. Also, you can go back to tell His Highness His Highness His Highness, we are not only going to complete homework today, but also extra -curricular counseling."

After that, Solovyov took out the translated "Mencius" from his briefcase.

This is really intensity. Earl Golovina can see that this time he came back and was real.

"You are really anxious like this."

"But His Royal Highness Nicholas also needs to grow up. If I go back to the army again, His Royal Highness will abandon his studies and take the time. If on the battlefield, I will encounter misfortune in the end. What about the knowledge of the East and West sages? "

In this case, the count is not easy to say anything.

She also wants to think about the way to deal with Solovirv, otherwise Nicholas had to starve with him.

So she returned to the queen mother at the moment and reported what happened here.

I didn't expect that after listening to the queen mother, she nodded frequently.

"This Solovyev has no way to take him. It is really the guard officer of my husband."

She can also be regarded as the method of Solovyev, in short, strict management. (This chapter is finished)