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Chronicle of the Smolny monastery in the reign of Empress Catherine II
| Raspopova, Nina Nikolaevna (- 1865). Chronicle of the Smolny monastery in the reign of Empress Catherine II. St.Petersburg: printing house of 2 departments of EI V.'s own office, 1864. |
The Christian calendar for the summer from the Nativity of Christ is 1784, and from the creation of the world 7292, which is a leap and contains 366 days
Apollos (Baybakov, Andrei Dmitrievich; Bishop; 1745-1801).The Christian calendar for the summer from the Nativity of Christ is 1784, and from the creation of the world of 7292, which is a leap and contains 366 days.Moscow: dependent N. Novikova and the company, 1784.
Friedrich-Caesar Lagarp, educator of Emperor Alexander I
| Sukhomlinov, Mikhail Ivanovich (1828-1901). Friedrich-Caesar Lagarp, educator of Emperor Alexander I. St. Petersburg: Printed by VI Golovin, 1871. |
Frédéric-François
| BENKENDORFI. ALOPEUSES. Shuvalov. Frederic-Francois. 1799. |
French emigration in the Russian Empire. 1789-1801: sociopolitical aspect
| French emigration in the Russian Empire. 1789-1801: sociopolitical aspect. 2015. |
Phraseological turns and their stylistic functions in the memoirs of the second half of the 18th century
| Redkina, Natalia Sergeevna Phraseological turns and their stylistic functions in the memoirs of the second half of the 18th century. Moscow, 2008. |
Formation of the imperial policy of Russia in the second half of the XVIII century.
| Ibneeva, Guzel Vazykhovna Formation of the imperial policy of Russia in the second half of the XVIII century .. Kazan, 2007. |
The Shchedrin Foundation
| Shchedrin (family). The Shchedrin Foundation. |
Findlasera, fr. yaz.
| BENKENDORFI. ALOPEUSES. Shuvalov. Findlasera, fr. 1794. |
The Charter of the education of two hundred noble maidens founded by Her Majesty the Empress Empress Catherine the Great, the autocrat of the All-Russian matter of the fatherland, and protchaya and protchaya and protchaya
| Smolny Institute (St. Petersburg, city). The Charter of the education of two hundred noble maidens founded by Her Majesty the Empress Empress Catherine the Great, the autocrat of the All-Russian matter of the fatherland, and protchaya and protchaya and protchaya. In St.Petersburg: [b. and.], 1764. |