In Russian. Short description: Dmitriev-Mamonov, A.I. The Pugachev Rebellion in Trans-Urals and Siberia: A Historical Sketch Based on Official Documents / A.I. Dmitriev-Mamonov. – St. Petersburg: [I. Balashov]; Montvida Printing House, 1907. – III, 256 p., [29] leaves of illustrations, maps; 23.5×16.5 cm. 27 engravings from the collection of P.Ya. Dashkov; Map of the Orenburg Line and Map of the New Siberian Line of 1792 on separate sheets. Alexander Ippolitovich Dmitriev-Mamonov (1847-1915) was a count, a Freemason, and a Russian historian. In the late 1870s and early 1880s, he held the position of vice-governor of Tomsk. Due to his high official position in the Siberian administration, he had access to secret documents about state crimes and uprisings in Siberia. The publication includes interesting documents about the investigation of the course of the rebellion. 27 engravings from the collection of P.Ya. Dashkov; Map of the Orenburg Line and Map of the New Siberian Line of 1792 on separate sheets. Bound in half-leather, stylized to resemble bindings of the era. Gold embossing on the spine. Rare pencil owner’s marks in the margins. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUMS000425