Constantine Voensky Adamovich

Born in 1860, graduated from the course in the Alexander Lyceum. By order of Grand Duke Mikhail Alexandrovich publishes Acts of 1812 "printed to" Collection of the Imperial Russian Historical Society ". Chief of the archive consists of the Ministry of Education and member of the scientific committee of the same Ministry. Its main works: "The systematic painting acts and documents in the archive of the Duke of Courland Mitau" (Moscow, . 1896); "Kurland and her past" ( "Proceedings of the Moscow Committee's preliminary X-th Archaeological Congress in Riga", . Issue II, . Moscow, . 1896), "The Russian Museum of Emperor Alexander III" (Saint-Petersburg, . 1897, . edition 2-e, . 1898), "The Emperor Nicholas I and Poland in 1830" (St. Petersburg, . 1905); "IA,
. Goncharov unpublished letters to the Count P.A. Valuev (St. Petersburg, 1906), "World War II in Russian journalism" (St. Petersburg, 1906, t. I, m. II, . 1911), "Colonel Michaud two conversations with the emperor Alexander in 1812" (St. Petersburg, . 1907); "Peter I in Carlsbad in 1711 and 1712." (St. Petersburg, . 1908); "Bonaparte et les prisonniers Pusses" (St. Petersburg, . 1908), "Russian court in the late XVIII and early XIX century 1795 - 1805" (Saint-Petersburg, . 1908); "Kostromskoye militia in 1812" (St. Petersburg, . 1909); "Acts, . documents and materials for the political and domestic history of 1812 ": m,
. I - "Lithuania and the Western Province (St. Petersburg, 1909), t. II - "The Baltic margin in 1812" (St. Petersburg, 1911), t. III - "Belarus" (St. Petersburg, 1912), "Patriotic War of 1812. in the memoirs of contemporaries "(Saint-Petersburg, . 1911), "Causes of the War of 1812" (St. Petersburg, . 1911; Kartsev and Voepsky), "Napoleon and his marshals in 1812" (Moscow, . 1912), "Russian clergy and the Patriotic War of 1812" (Moscow, . 1912), "The Year of the glory of folk" (Moscow, . 1912); "Godina troubles - Godina glory" (Moscow, . 1912); "the sacred memory of 12 year,
. Historical essays and articles "(St. Petersburg, 1912);" Vilna in 1812 "(St. Petersburg, 1912).