Book: Personal life of Alexander I

There is a record of General Kiseleva, a man worthy and honest, he instructed Alexander to find individual people for administrative work, but instead received a report Kiselev about the terrible abuse and theft in the South of Russia. Alexander said to the General: "I know that most of the people in management should be a variable, and you're just that evil comes both from higher and from a bad choice of lower officials. But where to get them? I and fifty-two governors can not choose, but must be thousands..." And he said, "the Army, the civil part, it's not like I want to, but how? Suddenly just won't do, no helpers..."