Царь Московии

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Of the Russe Common Wealth; or, Manner of Government by the Russe Emperour (commonly called the Emperour of Moskovia), with the manners and fashions of the people of that Country. At London—printed by T. D. for Thomas Charde, 1591. With Dedication to Queen Elizabeth, signed, G. Fletcher.

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Sir Thomas Smythe’s Voiage and Entertainment in Rushia. – London, 1605; См. также: Сэра Томаса Смита путешествие и пребывание в России / Пер., введ. и примеч. И.М. Болдакова. – СПб., 1893. С. XIV–XV.

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Годом ранее «Повесть» была напечатана на французском языке в Амстердаме под менее пугающим заглавием: «Легенда о жизни и смерти Димитрия, последнего великого князя Московского». Князь М.А. Оболенский, опубликовавший в 1859 г. репринтное издание «Легенды» и ее русский перевод, полагал, что ее авторство принадлежит немецкому купцу. См.: Howe, Sonia. The False Dmitri. A Russian Romance and Tragedy, described by British eye-witnesses, 1604–1612. – London, 1916. – P. 27–63; La legend de la vie et de la mort de Demetrius l’Imposteur, connu sous les noms de Grishka Otrepief, Samozvanetz, Rastriga ou Ljedmitri.

Imprime a Amsterdam en 1606. Reimprime en 1839. – Moscou: Inst. Lazareff; The report of the Bloudie and Terrible Massacre in the City of Mosco, with the Fearefull and Tragicall end of Demetrius the last Duke, before him raining at this present. – London, 1607.

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Brereton, Henry. Newes of the Present Miseries of Rushia, occasioned by the Late Warre in that Countrey, Commenced between Sigismond now King of Poland, Charles Late King of Swethland, Demetrius, the Last of that Name, Emperour of Rushia, Together with the Memorable occurrences or our owne Nationall Forces, English and Scottes under the Pay of the now King of Swethland.

 – London, 1614.

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A brief history of Moscovia and of other lessknown Countries lying eastward of Russia as far Cathay. Gather from the writings of several eyewitness. By John Milton. London, 1682.

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The present state of Russia, in a letter to a friend at London, written by an eminent person residing at the Great Tsars court at Mosco for the space of nine years. By Samuel Collins. – London, 1671.

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The Russian imposter, or The history of Muskovy, under the usurpation of Boris and the imposture of Demetrius, late emperors of Muskovy. By Sir Roger Manley. Published 1674 by Printed by J.C. for Thomas Basset … in London, 1674.