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The only attempt in 18th-century Russia to publish transcripts of legal proceedings with commentary aimed at public enlightenment and improvements in the court system. See Svodnyĭ katalog russkoĭ knigi grazhdanskoĭ pechati XVIII veka, vol. II, no. 4664.
Fessenko, T.A. 18th cent. 707*
Svodnyĭ kat. II 4664
Also available in the microform collection of the Law Library of Congress as part of the 18th-Century Russian Law Collection (Microfilm 96/10003; Reel #17).
LC set acquired by the Law Library of Congress before Oct. 14, 1944.
LC set has stamp: Rostovskīĭ muzeĭ t︠s︡erkovnykh drevnosteĭ.Initials stamped on spine of each v.: I.N. (Cyrillic).
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