Catalogues of Private Libraries from the First Half of the 18th Century: Materials from Empress Elizabeth’s Confiscation Commission (1742–43)

IF 0.1 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Slovene-International Journal of Slavic Studies Pub Date : 2020-07-25 DOI:10.31168/2305-6754.2020.9.1.16

Anastasiia S. Lystsova, I. Poliakov

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Abstract

This article presents a catalogue of books from the private libraries of counts A. I. Osterman, M. G. Golovkin, B.-Ch. Minnich, and baron K. L. Mengden. These books were confiscated after the coup d’etat (25 November 1741) as a part of their property and then were transferred to the Library of the Academy of Sciences in accordance with Empress Elizabeth’s order in 1742–43. On 1 December 1741, «The record Commission for Osterman’s and others’ movable property, villages and debt obligations» was established. One of its tasks was to allocate the books to different institutions such as the Collegium of Foreign Affairs and the Library of the Academy of Sciences. The rest of the books were sold. The religious books belonging to A. I. Osterman and M. G. Golovkin were given to the Church of the Resurrection in the grounds of Pokrov Palace in Moscow. DOI: 10.31168/2305-6754.2020.9.1.16

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18世纪上半叶的私人图书馆目录:来自伊丽莎白女皇没收委员会的资料(1742 - 1743)

这篇文章提出了一个目录的书籍从计数私人图书馆a.i.奥斯特曼，m.g.戈洛夫金，b.b. ch。明尼克和k·l·蒙登男爵。这些书在政变(1741年11月25日)后作为他们财产的一部分被没收，然后根据伊丽莎白女皇在1742-43年的命令被转移到科学院图书馆。1741年12月1日，“奥斯特曼和其他人的动产、村庄和债务记录委员会”成立。它的任务之一是将这些图书分配给不同的机构，如外交学院和科学院图书馆。其余的书都卖出去了。奥斯特曼(A. I. Osterman)和戈洛夫金(M. G. Golovkin)的宗教书籍被交给了位于莫斯科波克罗夫宫(Pokrov Palace)的复活教堂。2305 - 6754.2020.9.1.16 DOI: 10.31168 /

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Slovene-International Journal of Slavic Studies HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-

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0.30

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20 weeks

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