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P. Danilevsky, published in St. Petersburg in 1901 (Edition of A. F. Marx). The book was published as a free appendix to the cult magazine "Niva" (8th posthumous edition of the author). This volume includes the most famous historical novel of the writer “Mirovich” (Part 3, “The Shlisselburg catastrophe”), telling about the dramatic events around the overthrow of Peter III and the fate of John Antonovich. Characteristics and condition: - Year of publication: 1901 - Language: Pre-reform Russian (with the letters "Yat", "and", "er", etc.) - Binding: Original publishing solid fabric (colencore). Deaf, without embossing. - Block condition: Good and strong for your age. Pages are all in place, text is fully readable, without critical pollution and heavy losses. - Binding condition: Satisfactory / good - there are natural traces of time, scratches on the spine and corners (all the nuances are visible in the photo).
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