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Pushkin was exiled to [[Siberia]] by [[Tsar Alexander I]], but due to his growing popularity as a poet and a writer of books-in-verse, was permitted to return to the capital by [[Tsar Nicholas I]]. Dissatisfaction with his life there contributed to the anxiety that led Pushkin to challenge one of his lover's suitors to a duel, where he lost his life before the age of 40.
 
Pushkin was exiled to [[Siberia]] by [[Tsar Alexander I]], but due to his growing popularity as a poet and a writer of books-in-verse, was permitted to return to the capital by [[Tsar Nicholas I]]. Dissatisfaction with his life there contributed to the anxiety that led Pushkin to challenge one of his lover's suitors to a duel, where he lost his life before the age of 40.
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==See also==
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*[[To the Slanderers of Russia]]
    
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