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“Notes from Siberia”

by an official and man of letters Ippolit Kanarsky editedby M. Vladimisrky

Compiled and edited by Alexandr Kamesnkiy

  • Year2021
  • Number of pages144
  • ISBN978-5-7598-2310-0
  • doi10.17323/978-5-7598-2310-0

About

The new volume in the “New sources on the history of  Russia. Rossica  Inedita” series introduces the “Notes from Siberia” by Ippolit Kanarsky, a memoir about the author’s service in the Irkutsk province in 1811–1813 written as a literary work  in the sentimentalist genre. The memoir includes both valuable details from the life of provincial officialdom and quasi-ethnographic descriptions of various groups Kanarsky encountered in Siberia. Real episodes from the biography the author — a mid-level bureaucrat with Masonic connections — are narrated here side by side with the fictional ones, giving the “Notes from Siberia” the appearance of a literary hoax.
This book is intended for scholars working in the fields of history and cultural studies, as well as for all readers interested in history.

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“Notes from Siberia”. Second edition

“Notes from Siberia”. Second edition

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