The military, naval, and commercial interpreter, English, French, Turkish, Russian, Tartar, Circassian, Arabic, and Persian; with dialogues and vocabulary on subjects of interest and utility, preceded by the Tartar, Russian, Turkish and Arabic alphabets. The Russian words are represented in Sclavonic, with their pronunciation; also, an itinerary and measured distances of the Russian government and district forts, towns, villages, etc., at the recent seat of war, with other instructive observations, for the use of the army, navy, and civilians.
Bryon, Thomas.
London, 
1856.