My essential last assignment of the semester for a history course covering the 14th to early 19th centuries was a 20ish page paper on Catherine II of Russia. I was assigned this December 1st and just finished it today (due tomorrow). I was in a bit of a rush to finish it, as I am floating in end of semester assignments, so it is most certainly not a "myArmoury" quality piece, but I thought I'd see if I at least made it understandable.

You can download the PDF here:

http://www.filefront.com/15129721/CATHERINE%20THE%20GREAT.pdf

M.

14th to 19th? what is the class covering? early modern?

That seems like a really long span.

Forgot about this thread. Yeah, the class was one of those lower level classes I have to take for my degree. It covers the 14th to the early 19th centuries, pretty much ending with Napoleon's final defeat.

Not sure if anyone had the inclination to read the above paper, but I did pass the class.

M.