- Gromova, L.P.; Kovalyova. M.M.; Stenko, A.I. (2003). "Biblioteka dlya
chtenya. History". The
History of
Russian Journalism, 18th-19th centuries. Retrieved...
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classical canon" of
Russian literature. In 1834 he
launched Biblioteka Dlya
Chtenya (Russian: Библиоте́ка для чте́ния, English: The
Library for Reading) the...
-
Encyclopedic Dictionary, in 1848–1853.
Starchevsky edited Biblioteka Dlya
Chtenya (with Osip Senkovsky, in the 1850s), Syn
Otechestva (from 1856, for some...
- 1832–1834,
first published in 1936) Khadji-Abrek (1835,
Biblioteka Dlya
Chtenya)
Mongo (1836,
published in 1861)
Boyarin Orsha (1836,
published in 1842)...
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published in 1855 by Sovremennik. Only
after it
became clear Biblioteka Dlya
Chtenya will
publish the book, its
title was
changed to Boyarshchina. Apparently...
-
Sunstroke soundtrack. "Not for Me",
published in 1839 by
Biblioteka Dlya
Chtenya, was
almost certainly one of Devitte's 'charity' poems, for
nothing (not...
- with Memories. Novy Journal, Vol.65, New York, 1961. p.236
Gorkovskye Chtenya //
Gorky Readings. Moscow, 1961. p.44 The
Works by I.A.Bunin. Vol.III....
- was
artificially sewn to a made-up idea." As
editor of
Biblioteka Dlya
Chtenya,
which was in decline,
Druzhinin (now
terminally ill with consumption)...
-
Stops a
Woman from
Becoming Independent?" (published by
Biblioteka Dlya
Chtenya in
September 1863) came as a
direct response to
Nikolai Chernyshevsky's...
- and
school textbooks, as well as the
literary magazines Biblioteka Dlya
Chtenya and Syn otechestva. The
Northern Bee was
published in St.
Petersburg 1825–1864...
