P. I. Bartenev (1829-1912), (Petr Ivanovich)
Creator:  Рисовал П. Ф. Борель, гравировал И. И. Матюшин
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P. I. Bartenev (1829-1912), (Petr Ivanovich)

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Пушкинъ въ южной Россіи : матеріалы для его біографіи : глава IV / собираемые Петромъ Бартеневымъ.

Пушкинъ въ южной Россіи : матеріалы для его біографіи : глава IV / собираемые Петромъ Бартеневымъ.

П. И. Бартенев (Петр Иванович), 1829-1912

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Осмнадцатый вѣк : историческій сборникъ / изд. Петромъ Бартеневымъ.

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Девятнадцатый вѣкъ : историческій сборникъ / изд. Петромъ Бартеневымъ.

Девятнадцатый вѣкъ : историческій сборникъ / изд. Петромъ Бартеневымъ.

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