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Added Catherine II
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utils.py
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"Though they never met or corresponded directly, Voltaire was familiar with the lives and opinions of Hryhorii Skovoroda, Benjamin Franklin, Olaudah Equiano. He admired Chinese culture and the Qianlong Emperor."
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historical_figure_format = (
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"Though they never met or corresponded directly, Voltaire was familiar with the lives and opinions of Hryhorii Skovoroda, Benjamin Franklin, Olaudah Equiano. He admired Chinese culture and the Qianlong Emperor."
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"Catherine the Great":
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"Catherine II, known as Catherine the Great, ruled Russia from 1762 to 1796, enacting reforms that promoted education, science and the arts. "
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"A voracious reader from a young age, Catherine corresponded for 15 years with the French philosopher Voltaire, whose ideas of religious tolerance and rational progress aligned with her own."
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"In over 200 letters between them, Catherine the Great and Voltaire discussed Enlightenment principles, governance, policy reforms, and achievements like Catherine’s expansion of Russia’s borders. "
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"Voltaire praised Catherine for bringing progressive change to Russia, while Catherine valued Voltaire’s perspectives on strengthening its society and culture. "
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"Though they never met in person, each considered the other an intellectual kindred spirit."
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"While criticized for the ultimate failure of some of her reforms and use of serfdom, Catherine embraced the spirit of the Enlightenment as a ruler."
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historical_figure_format = (
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