Russian antiquity. G. 8 1877, [v. 20, book. 9-12], September-December

Author	Забелин И. Е. Попов А. Н. Карнович Е. П. Лидерс А. Бестужев-Рюмин В. Н. Меншиков Селиванов В. В.
Description	Russian antiquities: a monthly historical edition. - D.1-49. - St. Petersburg, 1870-1918 . 1. Domestic serials and continuing editions (collection). 2. The people (the collection). 3. Russian language (collection). 4. Russia - History - until 1917 - Periodicals. 5. Historical journals - Russia - 19-20 centuries. ББК 63.3 (2) я52 G. 8 1877, [v. 20, book. 9-12], September-December. - 1877. - 750, VI p., 40 stb. : ill., Port. - Contents: Embassy travel to Turkey in the XVII century / Iv. E. Zabelin. From Maloyaroslavets to Berezina: 1812. Tsarevich Konstantin Pavlovich: 1779-1831 / E. P. Karnovich. Diary of the Baron L. P. Nikolai, conducted by him during the Hungarian Campaign of 1849. Fedor Karlovich Zatler: 1805-1876 / A. Liders. Tula armourers in 1797 / communication. Bestuzhev-Ryumin. The war between Russia and Turkey: 1854-1855. : The most beloved report of the book. Menshikov. From Maloyaroslavets to Berezina: 1812 / AN Popov. Timofey Nikolayevich Granovsky: reminiscence of V. V. Selivanov, and other materials. - Index of personal names in volume 20 of the "Russian Antiquity" 1877 (September-December): stb. 1-40. - Bibliography in footnotes . 1. Russia-Turkey: from the history of relationships (collection). Electronic copy source: PB Location on the book: MOGNB MOGNB
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