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Unknown letters of Russian writers to prince A.Kurakin

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Unknown letters of Russian writers to prince A.KurakinNew BINDING : Hardcover SUBJECT : Literature & Fiction PRINTING YEAR : 20020000 TOPIC : Historical ORIGIN : European SPECIAL ATTRIBUTES : 1st Edition Description Description DRUZHININ P. Unknown letters of Russian writers . . . . : , 2002 . , 512 . : 500 . (1752 1818), ; . , .., .., .., .. . . , , . , . P. A. Druzhinin Unknown letters of Russian writers to prince A. B. Kurakin Publishing 2002 Hardbound 512 p. Printed 500 copy From the publisher In the

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  • BINDING : Hardcover
  • SUBJECT : Literature & Fiction
  • PRINTING YEAR : 20020000
  • TOPIC : Historical
  • ORIGIN : European
  • SPECIAL ATTRIBUTES : 1st Edition

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 DRUZHININ P. Unknown letters of Russian writers
П. А. Дружинин
Неизвестные письма русских писателей князю А. Б. Куракину

Издательство: Трутень, 2002 г.
Твердый переплет, 512 стр.
Тираж: 500 экз.



От издателя
В предлагаемой книге напечатано сто тридцать одно письмо русских писателей князю Александру Борисовичу Куракину (1752-1818), подлинники которых сохраняются в княжеском архиве; все они публикуются впервые и представляют значительный историко-литературный интерес. Письма эти представлены в двадцати двух разделах, каждый из которых посвящен отдельному писателю - И.И.Богдановичу, Г.Р.Державину, Д.И.Фонвизину, М.М.Хераскову и другим. В границах каждого раздела письма размещены в хронологическом порядке. Ответные письма самого князя, если они имеются среди его бумаг, публикуются по отпускам и помещены между письмами согласно хронологии. В качестве приложений отдельными разделами являются семь неизвестных ранее произведений русских поэтов, рукописи которых находились между бумагами князя.
P.A.Druzhinin
Unknown letters of Russian writers to prince A. B.Kurakin
Publishing 2002
Hardbound 512 p.
Printed 500 copy
From the publisher In the offered book hundred thirty one letter of Russian writers to prince Alexander Borisovichu Kurakin (1752-1818) which originals are kept in princely archive is printed;all of them are published for the first time and represent significant historico-literary interest. These letters are presented in twenty two sections, each of which is devoted to the separate writer - by I.I.Bogdanovichu, G.R.Derzhavinu, D.I.Fonvizinu, M.M.Heraskovu and another. In borders of each section of the letter are placed in the chronological order. Reciprocal letters of the prince if they are available among its papers, are published on holidays and placed between letters according to chronology. As appendices separate sections are seven unknown persons before products of Russian poets which manuscripts were between papers of prince.

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DRUZHININ P. Unknown letters of Russian writers П. А. Дружинин Неизвестные письма русских писателей князю А. Б. Куракину Издательство: Трутень, 2002 г. Твердый переплет, 512 стр. Тираж: 500 экз. От издателя В предлагаемой книге напечатано сто тридцать одно письмо русских писателей князю Александру Борисовичу Куракину (1752-1818), подлинники которых сохраняются в княжеском архиве; все они публикуются впервые и представляют значительный историко-литературный интерес. Письма эти представлены в двадцати двух разделах, каждый из которых посвящен отдельному писателю - И.И.Богдановичу, Г.Р.Державину, Д.И.Фонвизину, М.М.Хераскову и другим. В границах каждого раздела письма размещены в хронологическом порядке. Ответные письма самого князя, если они имеются среди его бумаг, публикуются по отпускам и помещены между письмами согласно хронологии. В качестве приложений отдельными разделами являются семь неизвестных ранее произведений русских поэтов, рукописи которых находились между бумагами князя. P.A.Druzhinin Unknown letters of Russian writers to prince A. B.Kurakin Publishing 2002 Hardbound 512 p. Printed 500 copy From the publisher In the offered book hundred thirty one letter of Russian writers to prince Alexander Borisovichu Kurakin (1752-1818) which originals are kept in princely archive is printed;all of them are published for the first time and represent significant historico-literary interest. These letters are presented in twenty two sections, each of which is devoted to the separate writer - by I.I.Bogdanovichu, G.R.Derzhavinu, D.I.Fonvizinu, M.M.Heraskovu and another. In borders of each section of the letter are placed in the chronological order. Reciprocal letters of the prince if they are available among its papers, are published on holidays and placed between letters according to chronology. As appendices separate sections are seven unknown persons before products of Russian poets which manuscripts were between papers of prince.






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