Pushkin, A.S. The Works of Alexander Pushkin [in 8 volumes]. – St. Petersburg: Typography of the State Paper Procurement Expedition, 1838. – Vol. 1. – [8], 440 p.; Vol. 2. – [8], 1–142, 159–376, [2] p.; Vol. 3. – 242, [6] p.; Vol. 4. – 328, [4] p.; Vol. 5. – VIII, 247, [3] p.; Vol. 6. – 310, [2] p.; Vol. 7. – 257, [1] p.; Vol. 8. – 324, [2] p., [1] leaf facsimile; 23.3×15 cm (vols. 1, 5), 26×17 cm (vols. 2–4, 6–8). (7 books in 4 volumes) Contents of the volumes: Vol. I: Lyrical Poems (1812-1825). Vol. II: Lyrical Poems (1826-1836); Poems (1820-1824). Vol. III: Poems and Dramatic Works (1825-1833). Vol. IV: Novels, Stories, Scenes, Excerpts from Novels, and Unfinished Tales. Journey (1827-1835). Vol. V: Critical, Bibliographic, Polemical, and Historical Articles and Notes; Diary (1815-1837). Vol. VI: History of the Pugachev Rebellion; Historical Materials (1832-1836). Vol. VII: Letters (1816-1837). This edition, long considered the best collection of Pushkin’s works, was published in St. Petersburg in 1838 by the Typography of the State Paper Procurement Expedition. It includes all the works of the famous Russian poet Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin. The book is filled with the richness of Pushkin’s literary heritage. It contains his famous poems, novels in verse, dramatic works, letters, and much more. Each volume encompasses different genres and themes, allowing the reader to immerse themselves in the variety of Pushkin’s creativity.