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Innocent
(Smirnov, Illarion Dmitrievich, 1784-1819).
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The word for the day of St. the prince Alexander Nevsky, and His Majesty's namesake the pious sovereign Emperor Alexander Pavlovich, the autocrat of the All-Russian, speaking in the Alexander Nevsky Lavra of theological sciences bachelor, Archimandrite Innokentiy, August 30, 1912. - In St. Petersburg: Under the Holy Government Synod, 1912. - [2], 10 p. -
With the rukop. litter. on tit. L.: "From the books of Alexander Neustroev"
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I. Alexander I (Russian Emperor, 1777-1825). II. Smirnov, Illarion Dmitrievich (1784-1819).
1. Alexander I (the emperor of Russia, 1777 - 1825). 2. Russia in the faces (collection). 3. House of the Romanovs (collection). |
BBC 63.3 (2) 511-8
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Source of electronic copy: ПБ
Location on the secret of the original: РГБ
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