Russian archive.[G.26] 1888, [kN.3], 11

Russian Archive: Historical and Literary Collection, published at the Chertkovskaya Library.- Moscow: University Typography (rinks and to °), 1863-1917.-The publication was discontinued in 1917 on No. 2/3.Other title also: Russian archive published by Peter Bartenev."Russian Archive" - ​​a historical and literary collection, published in Moscow from 1863 to 1917, under the Chertkovskaya library.Founded by Peter Ivanovich Bartenev - historian and literary critic, director of the Chertkovskaya Library.The collection was published by numbers (notebooks), 12 rooms per year.Rooms were combined into books, the number of rooms in the book in different years was different: 2, 3, 4. Annual books of issues were sometimes reprinted.In the pages of the Russian Archive, archival documents and materials reflecting the history of Russia of the XVIII-XIX centuries were published., Literary works, memoirs.I. Bartenev, Peter Ivanovich (1829-1912).II.Chertkovskaya library (Moscow) .1Domestic serial and continuing editions (collection).2. Russia - history - collections.BBK 63.3 (2) y4y5Electronic Source: PBOriginal Storage Place: GPIB[G.26] 1888, [kN.3], 11. - 1888. - [214] p.Separate pagination.-From the content: Letters of Count P. I. Panin to his brother of his Count N.I. Panin at the time of the first Turkish war under Ekaterina Great and Siege Bender, 1769-1770.The memorable note of Prince Potemkin Catherine is great about the uniform of the troops.1783. From the stories of the Decembrist M. I. Muravyova-Apostle.Letters of Empress Elizabeth Alekseevna K R. S. Sturdze (Countess Edling) (P. 378-381 (scans 88-91)).Private letter for joining Paris (in 1814) N. A. Divova, [and other materials].- Bibliography in substitution notes and in the text..1. Power (collection).2. M. N. Muravyov (Collection).3. Empress Elizabeth Alekseevna (Collection).Electronic Source: PBPlace of Storage Original: RGPU them.A. I. Herzen