Pushkin i Romanovy - Man'ko A.V.

The publication mainly tells about the personal relationship of A. Pushkin with two representatives of the House of Romanovs - Emperors Alexander I and Nicholas I. Reader is sure to be interested in information about historical researches and reflections of the poet about the reign of the reign Boris Godunov, Peter I, Catherine II, Alexander I and Nicholas I. "As Alexander Sergeevich himself confessed, - writes the author of the book - fate brought him together with three autocrats. If communication with Emperor Paul I was limited only to his reprimand to his nanny, who did not take off the baby cartouche, the reigns of Alexander I and Nicholas I imposed imprint on the life of the poet. If Pushkin as a whole could not tolerate "liberal" Alexander I, then he had an ambiguous attitude towards Nicholas I. The study of this topic provides an opportunity to better understand the inner world of the poet, the peculiarities and depth of historicalism in his work."