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Instructions and articles of the military proper to the Russian fleet
Instructions and articles of the military proper to the Russian fleet.
In Moscow: [Moscow Printing Yard], Apr. 1710.
In Moscow: [Moscow Printing Yard], Apr. 1710.
1710
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Charter of the Navy, and their arsenals. Louis the Fourth to hope for the King of France and Navarre.
Charter of the Navy, and their arsenals. Louis the Fourth to hope for the King of France and Navarskago. In St. Petersburg, 26 Nov. 1715.
1715
The order book or in the fleet of maritime rights,
The order book or in the fleet of maritime rights ,. [St. Petersburg, [1716-1718].
1716
Collection of the European Naval Law Statutes
Book Charter of the sea,
Book Charter of the Sea ,. In St. Petersburg: with the Imperial Academy of Sciences, 1778.
1778
Библиотека АП РФ
Navy Regulations approved on January 13 (24), 1720
Complete collection of laws of the Russian Empire, since 1649. T. 6. 1720 - 1722
Russia. Laws and regulations. Complete collection of laws of the Russian Empire, since 1649. St. Petersburg: In the printing house of the Second Branch of His Own Imperial Majesty's Chancery, 1830-1851.
T. 6: 1720 - 1722. 1830.
T. 6: 1720 - 1722. 1830.
1830
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«Section 3485. Navy Regulations» (scans 6–120)
Letters and edicts of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor Peter the Great, written to Naum Akimovich Sinyavin, who continued his service in the Russian Navy Fleet, from the beginning of the mogul from the rank of matrozskiy to the rank of admiral, kept by the son of his fleet, the admiral and cavalier Alexei Naumovich Sinyavin,
Russia. The Emperor (1682-1725, Peter I).
Letters and edicts of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor Peter the Great, written to Naum Akimovich Sinyavin, who continued his service in the Russian Navy Fleet, from the beginning of her from the rank of matrozskiy to the rank of admiral, kept by the son of his fleet, the admiral and cavalier Alexei Naumovich Sinyavin.
St.Petersburg: [Type. Acad. Sciences], 1786.
St.Petersburg: [Type. Acad. Sciences], 1786.
1786
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- «Regulations on the administration of the Admiralty and the shipyard, and the ranks of the Admiralty Board and all other ranks under the Admiralty»
Regulations on the administration of the Admiralty and the shipyard and on the posts of the Admiralteiskoi Collegium, and all the ranks of the ranks with the admiralty of those who are attending.
Russia. The Emperor (1682-1725, Peter I). Regulation on the administration of the Admiralty and the shipyard and the posts of the Admiralteiskoi Collegium, and all the ranks of the ranks with the Admiralty of those who are attending. [St. Petersburg]: In the St. Petersburg Printing House, April 5, 1722.
Regulations on the administration of the Admiralty and the Shipyard and on the posts of the Admiralteiskoy College, and all the ranks of the Admiralty who are being obtained. [Ch. 1]
Regulations on the administration of the Admiralty and the Shipyard and on the posts of the Admiralteiskoy College, and all the ranks of the Admiralty who are being obtained. [Ch. 1].
[St.Petersburg]: Printed at the Admiralty College in the Marine Academic Printing House, March 24, 1740.
Regulations on the administration of the Admiralty and the Shipyard and on the posts of the Admiralteiskoy College, and all the ranks of the Admiralty who are being obtained. Part 2. Part two of the Maritime Regulations, in which everything is defined as
Regulations on the administration of the Admiralty and the Shipyard and on the posts of the Admiralteiskoy College, and all the ranks of the Admiralty who are being obtained. Part Two of the Maritime Regulations in which everything is defined as regards the good management when the fleet was in the port as regards the contents of the ports and rides ..
[St.Petersburg]: Printed at the Admiralty College in the Maritime Academic Printing Office, March 24, 1740.
The regulations of the pious Tsar Peter the Great, father of the fatherland of the emperor and autocrat of the All-Russia on the administration of the Admiralty and the shipyard, and the posts of the Admiralty Board and all other ranks under the Admiralty
The regulations of the pious Tsar Peter the Great, father of the fatherland of the emperor and autocrat of the All-Russia on the administration of the Admiralty and the shipyard, and the posts of the Admiralty Board and all other ranks under the Admiralty. ..
St.Petersburg: [Type. Mor. gentry. cadet. body], [1764].
Russian translation of the “Navy Regulations” published by Marquis de Seignelay during the reign of Louis XIV (Ordonnance de Louis XIV pour les armee navales et arsenaux de marine. Paris, 1689)