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Fedor Nikitich and Ksenya Ivanovna
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Supplement to the Brief Description of the Life of the Great Sovereign, the Most Holy Filaret Nikitich Romanov, Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia,
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Zverev, Sergey Pavlovich
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Petrograd: Typography of A. Suvorin's The New Time, 1915.
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The Cathedral Exposition of Patriarch Filaret
The Cathedral Exposition of Patriarch Filaret.
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Moscow: Type. AF Snegireva, 1879.
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Zaonezhskaya zaterochnitsa, the great sovereign nun Marfa Ivanovna, in the world boyaryna Xenia Ivanovna Romanova, the mother of Tsar Mikhail Feodorovich
Shayzhin, Nikolai Semenovich (1879 - 1950).
Zaonezhskaya zatyonitsa, the great empress nun Marfa Ivanovna, in the world boyaryna Xenia Ivanovna Romanova, the mother of Tsar Mikhail Feodorovich.
Petrozavodsk: Olonets provincial printing house, 1911.
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A brief description of the performance of the famous family of St. George's Romanov, and the life of the great sovereign, the most holy Philaret Nikitich, the patriarch of Moscow and all Russia.
Yuvenaly (Voyeikov, Ivan Grigorievich, hegumen, 1729-1807).
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