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Graf, Henry. Vues des cérémonies les plus intéressantes du Couronnement de Leurs Majéstes Impériales L'Empereur Nicolas I et L'Impératrice Alexandra, a Moscou. Paris: Imprimerie de Firmin Didot, 1828.

  Antony (Amfiteatrov, Yakov Gavrilovich, 1815-1879).     The word on the day of the namesake of the pious emperor Nikolai Pavlovich, spoken at the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra on December 6, 1854, by the rector of the Academy of Sciences, Archimandrite Antony. Kiev: Univ. type., 1854.

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  Bludov, Dmitry Nikolayevich (1785-1864).     Testament and the last days of the life of Emperor Nicholas I.
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  Bludov, Dmitry Nikolayevich (1785-1864).     The last hours of the life of Emperor Nicholas I. Category: Sankt Petersburg. II Depths of Own. e. and. at. office, 1855.

Vasily, Archbishop of Polotsk and Vitebsk (Luzhinsky, Venedikt Stepanovich, 1790-1879). A word uttered by His Eminence Basil, Archbishop of Polotsk and Vitebsk, on the day of the accession to the throne of the Emperor Nicholas Pavlovich. Vitebsk, [1849].

  Vasilich     ... The accession to the throne of Emperor Nicholas I.
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Vyskochkov, Leonid Vladimirovich (Doctor of Historical Sciences, 1947-). The Eastern Question in the Policy of Nicholas I. St. Petersburg: The Presidential Library, 2015.

  Ermilov     Features from the life of Emperor Nikolai Pavlovich.
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Notes of the years. physicians on the state of health of the emperor of the emperor from 4 to 15 November 1829. [B. m.: b. and.], 1829.

  Zotov, Rafail Mikhailovich (1796? -1871).     Historical essays of the reign of Emperor Nicholas I.
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        The Emperor Nicholas.
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  Innocent (Borisov, Ivan Alekseevich, 1800-1857).     The word on the day of the sacred wedding on the reign of the pious prince Nikolai Pavlovich, the emperor and autocrat of the All-Russian, pronounced in the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra on August 22, 1833, the Kiev Theological Academy by the rector, brotherly archimandrite Innokenty.
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  Karnovich, Yevgeny Petrovich (1823-1885).     The Emperor Nicholas I.
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  Kashintsov, Nikolai Andreevich (1799-1870).     Tomb of Nicholas I.
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Kashintsov, Nikolai Andreevich (1799-1870). Notes on the visit of the emperor to the emperor of the Nizhny Novgorod fair in 1836. St.Petersburg: in the printing house of the III Department of Own. E.I. Vel. office, 1837.

  Kononov, Abram     Unforgettable Tsar Tsar 's Emperor Nicholas I.
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Korf, Modest Andreevich (1800-1876). The ascension of Emperor Nicholas I to the throne. Sankt-Petersburg: In the printing house of the 2 nd Branch of EI V.'s own office, 1857.

        A brief historical overview of the Imperial Main Apartment. 2: The reign of Emperor Nicholas I, 1825-1855.
St. Petersburg: type. P. P. Soykin, 1902. 1902.

  Lacroix, Paul (1806-1884).     The story of the life and reign of Nicholas I the Emperor of the All-Russia. T. 1, vol. 1-2.
Moscow: the type. E. Lissner and J. Roman, 1877-1878.

  Yankovsky, Dmitry Porfirievich (1862-).     Personality of the Emperor Nicholas I and his era.
Warsaw: the type. L. Schiller and son, 1900.

  Stefan (Matveyev).     The word on the day of the ascension to the All-Russian throne of the pious emperor Nikolai Pavlovich, dated November 20, 1851 in the Tambov Cathedral, professor of the Tambov Seminary, master hieromonk Stefan Matveyev.
Moscow: the type. V. Gauthier, 1852.

        Materials for the history of the reign of Emperor Nikolai Pavlovich.
Leipzig: E. L. Kasprovich, 1880.

Russian Historical Society. Collection of the Imperial Russian Historical Society. St. Petersburg, 1867-1916.
T. 98: Materials and traits to the biography of Emperor Nicholas I and the history of his reign. St. Petersburg: The printing house of I. N. Skorokhodov, 1896.

  Merzlyakov, Alexey Fedorovich (1778-1830).     Ode to the most joyful day of the most sacred wedding and chrismation of His Imperial Majesty, the Most Gracious Sovereign Emperor Nicholas I. Moscow: At the University Press, 1826.

Mirkovich, Fedor Yakovlevich (1789-1866). Emperor Nicholas and King Frederick William IV in 1840 S.-Petersburg: printing house of V.S. Balashev, 1886.

  Moses, bishop (Bogdanov-Platonov-Antipov, Matvei Mikhailovich, 1783-1834).     The word at the celebration of the wedding ceremony for the kingdom and the holy chrismation of the pious emperor Nicholas Pavlovich and the pious empress Alexandra Feodorovna, said in the Novgorod Cathedral of St. Sophia, Moses, the bishop of Starorussia and the vicar of the Novgorod metropolia, August 28, 1826.
Sankt-Petersburg: In the type. Honey. dep. M-va int. affairs, 1826.

  Morozov, Ivan Grigorievich     Image of His Imperial Highness Sovereign Grand Duke Nicholas Pavlovich on the occasion of the march of his Kiev province and through the town of Smelyoe in the Novorossiysk region on June 4, 1816; Message to His Majesty the King of Prussia Friedrich Wilhelm III at the dedication of the monument of faith, written on the occasion of the stay of the Emperor Alexander the First in Kiev; Monument to the triumph of faith in the city of Kiev.
Moscow: In the typography of S. Selivansky, 1826.

  Nadezhdin, Fedor Efimovich     Emperor Nicholas I Pavlovich, his upbringing, personality and royal cares about the education of his subjects.
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        Description of the burial of the blessed memory of Emperor Nicholas I-th. Category: Sankt Petersburg. Jurnal de Saint-Petersbourg (Fd Bellizard), 1856.

        Essay on the activities of the Grand Duke and Emperor Nikolai Pavlovich as the head of the military engineering unit. Engineering organization and technology. Film of 1912.

        Essay on the reign of Emperor Nicholas I-th.
St. Petersburg: Ed. b. journal. "Worldly Herald", 1870.

  Petrov, Dmitry Konstantinovich (1872-1925).     Russia and Nicholas I in the poems of Espronseda and Rossetti.
St. Petersburg: tip-lit. A.E. Wineke, 1909.

        The stay of their imperial majesties in Revel on the 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th May, 1833, described by A.B.
Revel: Type. heirs of Lindfors, 1833.

  Reinboth, Rostislav Rostislavovich     Royal attention in the Bose of the late Emperor Nicholas I to the Guards sappers, 1796-1896.
St. Petersburg: Leshtukov. steam breeze. PO O. Yablonskii, 1896.

  Sumtsov, Vladimir Nikolaevich (1865-).     Emperor Nicholas the 1st. Nizhny Novgorod: type. I. Serkina, 1913.

  Tatishchev, Sergei Spiridonovich (1846-1906).     Foreign policy of Emperor Nicholas I.
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  Ustryalov, Nikolai Gerasimovich (1805-1870).     Historical review of the reign of the Sovereign Emperor Nicholas I.
Sankt-Petersburg: In the printing house of the Expedition of the preparation of state securities, 1847.

  Fedorov, Ivan Fedorovich     Emperor Nikolai Pavlovich near Chernigov.
Odessa: The printing house of L. Nitche, 1889.

Filaret (Drozdov, Vasily Mikhailovich, Metropolitan of Moscow and Kolomna, 1782-1867). Speech to the pious sovereign Emperor Nikolai Pavlovich, the autocrat of the All-Russia, at the meeting of His Imperial Majesty in the Holy Trinity Sergius Lavra, the Holy Synod of Bishops of the Holy Synod of Moscow, member of Philaret, Metropolitan of Moscow, September 25, 1826. Moscow: In the Synodal Printing House, 1826.

Filaret (Amfiteatrov, Fedor Georgievich, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galich, 1779-1857). The word on the day of the accession to the All-Russian throne of the pious emperor Nicholas Pavlovich, the autocrat of the All-Russian, pronounced in the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra by the Synodal member of the Most Reverend Filaret, Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia. November 20, 1850. Kiev: in the printing house of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, 1850.

  Filippov, Alexander Nikitich (1853-1927).     Emperor Nicholas I and Speransky. Film Yuryev: Type. K. Matisen, [1897].

  Fomin, Nikolai Ilyich     Father of the Russian Kingdom, or Week of the Great Monarch Nicholas I stay in sad Moscow. Category: Sankt Petersburg. H. Ginze, 1831.

  Kharinsky, Chrysanth     Hymn to the accession of the Emperor Nicholas the First to the All-Russian throne; [Rondo to Her Imperial Highness the Empress, Grand Duchess, Maria Pavlovna for 1885].
St. Petersburg: In the printing house of E. Fisher, 1839.

        December 14, 1825 and the Emperor Nicholas.
London: Trubner, 1858.

        Emperor Nicholas I, his life and reign. T. 1.

        Emperor Nicholas I, his life and reign. T. 2.

  Shiman, Theodore (1847-1921).     The murder of Paul I and the accession to the throne of Nicholas I.
Berlin: G. Reimer, 1902.

Yarosh, Cyprian Nikolaevich (1854-). Emperor Nikolai Pavlovich. Kharkov: printing house of the Provincial Government, 1890.

Denier, Henry Johann (1820-1892). Emperor Nicholas I. St. Petersburg, [until 1855].

Technical and Construction Committee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Nicholas I in a carriage in October 1835 (photocopy of lithography from the collection of V.Ya. von der Fleet).

Technical and Construction Committee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Nicholas I in a carriage in October 1835 at the parade (a photocopy of lithography from the collection of V.Ya. von der Fleet).

Nicholas I in front of the Winter Palace. St. Petersburg, [19 -].

        Kiev. Monument to the Emperor Nicholas I.
Kiev: Lighting by S. V. Kulzhenko, [beg. XX century.].