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The book "The glory of the Russians and the grief of the Swedes". Dmitriev A.I., St. Petersburg, 1790

The book "The glory of the Russians and the grief of the Swedes". Dmitriev A.I., St. Petersburg, 1790
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The book "The glory of the Russians and the grief of the Swedes". Dmitriev A.I., St. Petersburg, 1790

Printing house of Bogdanovich P.B. On the back of the title page the initials of the publisher: P. B. 1790. 23 p . In a solid leather modern binding, the spine is embossed with gold.

The publication was not presented on the Russian market – we did not reveal any sales history. It is of high collector's interest.

In 1790, a year after the battle with the Swedish fleet at Svenkzund, a brochure was printed, which is now a bibliographic rarity. The author, Alexander Dmitriev, admires the exploits of the officers of the Guard in a high–flown style and, sprinkling his narrative with allegories from mythology, decorates the official Prince of Nassau-Siegen with flowers of his eloquence.

The work was published without specifying the author.

Alexander Dmitriev (1759-1798) was a Russian poet, writer, translator (mainly from French), colonel. Brother of the poet and Minister of Justice Ivan Dmitriev, a friend of Karamzin. He is the author of the books "Collection of letters of Abelard and Heloise", "Poems of ancient bards", "Luziada", etc. He came from an old noble family of the Dmitrievs. He received his primary education at home.
The book "The glory of the Russians and the grief of the Swedes". Dmitriev A.I., St. Petersburg, 1790

Printing house of Bogdanovich P.B. On the back of the title page the initials of the publisher: P. B. 1790. 23 p . In a solid leather modern binding, the spine is embossed with gold.

The publication was not presented on the Russian market – we did not reveal any sales history. It is of high collector's interest.

In 1790, a year after the battle with the Swedish fleet at Svenkzund, a brochure was printed, which is now a bibliographic rarity. The author, Alexander Dmitriev, admires the exploits of the officers of the Guard in a high–flown style and, sprinkling his narrative with allegories from mythology, decorates the official Prince of Nassau-Siegen with flowers of his eloquence.

The work was published without specifying the author.

Alexander Dmitriev (1759-1798) was a Russian poet, writer, translator (mainly from French), colonel. Brother of the poet and Minister of Justice Ivan Dmitriev, a friend of Karamzin. He is the author of the books "Collection of letters of Abelard and Heloise", "Poems of ancient bards", "Luziada", etc. He came from an old noble family of the Dmitrievs. He received his primary education at home.
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