The Libraries of the Stroganovs
N[ataliia] A[leksandrovna] Mudrova. Biblioteka Stroganovykh (vtoraia polovina XVI-nachalo XVIII v.). Ekaterinburg: UrO RAN, 2015. 540 pp. + 20 pp. color plates. ISBN 978-5-691-2379-5.
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Re: Irina Vasil’evna Pozdeeva on the history of Muscovite printed books
I am delighted to see that finally one of the interminable postings I do about books has provoked a response and hope that this exchange will not be one of the last on EarlySlavic, if no one has stepped forward to take over being the list moderator.