A Survey of Russian Literature, with Selections

by Isabel Florence Hapgood

BIBLIOGRAPHY

• The Memoirs of the Empress Katherine II. Written by herself.
• The Princess Dáshkoff. Memoirs written by herself, and containing letters of the Empress Katherine II.
• Original Fables. Krylóff. (The translation by Mr. Harrison, London, 1884, is regarded as the best of the twelve translations of Krylóff's works.)
• Specimens from the Russian Poets. 2 volumes. By Sir John Bowring. Specimens of poetry from Lomonósoff through Zhukóvsky.
• Prose Tales. Alexánder Púshkin. Translated by T. Keane.
• Translations from Púshkin, in Memory of the Hundredth Anniversary of the Poet's Birthday. C. E. Turner.