Polevoy P.N. Where is God and truth? Historical story. The troubled time of St. Petersburg Publication of the book warehouse 'Rodina' 1892. 236 p. Hard binding, Normal format. Peter Nikolaevich Polevoy (1839 - 1902) writer and historian, son of Nikolai Alekseevich Polevy. He was educated at the Faculty of History and Philology of St. Petersburg University, for the defense of his master’s thesis “The Experience of Comparative Review of the Oldest Monuments of German and Slavic Folk Poetry” (St. Petersburg, 1864) was a privat-docent of St. Petersburg University in the Department of General Literature, then an associate professor of Russian language and literature at Novorossiysk University, and finally a professor of Warsaw University in the Department of Russian and Church Languages. Field's doctoral dissertation - "Historical Essays of Medieval Drama" (St. Petersburg, 1865) - remained unprotected. In 1871, Field moved to St. Petersburg, where he devoted himself to literary activity. In the 1880s he published A Picturesque Review. His "History of Russian literature in essays and biographies" (St. Petersburg) and "Training Russian textbook" had great success. "Marinka the Godless" is a historical novel from the Time of Troubles about Marina Mnishek.