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Moskvityanin (Москвитянин, "The Muscovite") was a
monthly literary review published by
Mikhail Pogodin in
Moscow between 1841 and 1856. It was the mouthpiece...
- for some time he was unproductive. In 1850,
Grigoryev became editor of
Moskvityanin and
leader of the
young members of its staff.
Despite its "old editorial...
- years. All of them soon
accepted Mikhail Pogodin's
invitation and
joined Moskvityanin to form
there the so-called 'youth faction'.
Apollon Grigoriev, the informal...
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first around Moskovsky Sbornik, then
Russkaya Beseda.
Mikhail Pogodin's
Moskvityanin became the
center of the
younger Slavophiles who were
later labeled potchvenniky...
-
previous hits on the
British ships with, a loss of 12 men). The
destroyer Moskvityanin was
quickly lost due to
grounding after multiple failures on guns and...
- in the late 1840 and
first published in
October and
November 1850 by
Moskvityanin. The
novel has met
critical acclaim and made
Pisemsky a po****r author...
- 283
Boris Almazov,
Moskvityanin, No.17.
Section VII. P.19
Apollon Grigoryev.
Moskvityanin. 1855, Nos. 15–16, p.178
Moskvityanin, 1852. No.13. Section...
- not
become well
known until he
began his ****ociation with the
journal Moskvityanin in 1849. His
stories "Sibirka" (1847) and "Savvushka" (1852) were successful...
- by it
until the end of Nicholas's reign.
Stepan Shevyryov,
editor of
Moskvityanin magazine, ****erted that "even if we did pick
certain unavoidable blemishes...
- Pisemsky. It
first appeared in
print in the
November 1851 (No. 21)
issue of
Moskvityanin and was
later included into the 1861
edition of
Works by A.F. Pisemsky...
