Mama's slaughter" - a historical story by Daniil Lukich Mordovtsev, first published in 1881. The work is dedicated to the events that preceded the Battle of Kulikovo in 1380, and the battle itself, which became a key moment in the history of Russia. Plot The story begins in the summer of 1376 near the village of Karacharova on the shore of Oka, where young people spend traditional games. Further, the author describes the defeat of Russian troops on the Pyan River, the capture of the Russians in the Horde, the preparation for the battle with Mamay the campaign of Prince Dmitry Donskoy and, finally, the Kulikovo battle itself. Mordovians in detail depicts the key moments of the battle, including the duel of Peresvet with Chelubey and the decisive role of the ambush regiment under the command of Dmitry Bobrok-Volynsky. Publications Features: This is the first or rare pre-revolutionary edition of the work. Printed in the printing house of A. Gattsuk, which was famous for the high quality of its publications at the end of the XIX century. The title page contains original elements of pre-revolutionary book design. Historical and Collectible Value: The book is of considerable interest to collectors of Russian literature, antique editions and lovers of historical prose about the events of the Battle of Kulikovo. D. Mordovtseva are known for their deep historical analysis and artistic value. Daniil Mordovtsev’s “Mamaevo Massacre” is a deep and rich description of one of the most important events in Russian history, which will be interesting for both lovers of historical prose and those who are interested in the past. There are stamps of libraries