Calliope about the glorious victories of her imperial majesty, the great soverei - Palladoklis A.P.

Autor: Palladoklis A.P.

Lugar: St. Petersburg

Año: 1775

Idioma: Russian

Calliope about the glorious victories of her imperial majesty, the great sovereign of the Russian autocracy, Catherine Alekseevna, over the Ottomans in the kingdom of Sultan Mustafa and Abdul Hamit from 1769 to 1774, won before the requested victory in Volgaria on the 10th of July by the Peace Port under the Ministry of Count Nikita Ivanovich Panin, and under the military command of her famous field marshals, Prince Alexander Mikhailovich Golitsyn, Count Pyotr Alexandrovich Rumyantsov, Count Peter Ivanovich Panin, Prince Vasily Mikhailovich Dolgorukov, Count Alexey Grigoryevich Orlov, the foreman of the Imperial Russian Archipelago Fleet./Kalliopa o preslavnykh pobedakh eya imperatorskago velichestva, velikoy gosudaryni samoderzhitsy vserossiyskoy Ekateriny Alekseevny oruzhiem pobedonosnym nad ottomanami v tsarstvo sultan Mustafy i Abdul Khamita s 1769 po 1774 god oderzhannykh do isproshennago v Volgarii v 10 chislo iyulya Portoyu mira pri ministerstve grafa Nikity Ivanovicha Panina, i pri voenachal'stve znamenitykh eya general-fel'dmarshalov knyazya Aleksandra Mikhaylovicha Golitsyna, grafa Petra Aleksandrovicha Rumyantsova, general-anshefov grafa Petra Ivanovicha Panina, knyazya Vasil'ya Mikhaylovicha Dolgorukova, grafa Alekseya Grigor'evicha Orlova, predvoditelya Imperatorskago Rossiyskago arkhipelazhskago flota. Short description: Palladoklis A.P. Calliope about the glorious victories of her imperial majesty, the great triumph of the autocracy of the All-Russian Catherine Alekseevna, with the weapon victorious over the Ottomans in the Kingdom of Sultan Mustafa and Abdul Hamit from 1769 to 1774, won before the requested in Volgaria on the 10th of July by the Port of Peace under the Ministry of Count Nikita Ivanovich Panin, and under the military command of her famous field marshal-general Prince Alexander Mikhailovich Golitsyn, Count Peter Alexander Rumyantsov, Count Peter Ivanovich Panin, Count Vasily Mikhalovich Gorgovich. This book is printed on demand. It is a new book and will be printed once your order is received. Reprint in black & white from the original edition. No changes have been made to the original text. The work may contain library stamps and other notations. Hardcover (other binding may be available upon request). The original edition may also be available - feel free to contact us to request availability of the original edition of this book. SKUpod83a13fe6f482fd6c.