Obʹi͡a︡vlenīe rozysknogo di͡e︡la i suda, po ukazu Ego T͡S︡arskago Velīchestva, na t͡s︡arevicha Aleksi͡e︡i͡a︡ Petrovicha v Sanktpiterburkhi͡e︡ otpravlennago
By: i po ukazu Ego Velichestva v pechatʹ, dli͡a︡ izvi͡e︡stīi͡a︡ vsenarodnago, sego īi͡u︡ni͡a︡ v 25 denʹ, 1718 vydanoe.
Contributors: Russia. Sovereign (1682-1725 : Peter I); Yudin Collection (Library of Congress)
Edition: Vtoroe togo zhʹ godu.
Publisher: [s.n.
Published: 1718
Place of publication: Pechatano V Moskvi͡e︡ Vtoroe togo zhʹ 1718 godu, Okti͡a︡bri͡a︡ v   denʹ
Language: rus
Number of pages: 63
Subjects: Alexis, Czarevitch, son of Peter I, Emperor of Russia, 1690-1718 -- Trials, litigation, etc; Trials (Treason) -- Russia -- Saint Petersburg; Inheritance and succession -- Russia; Criminal justice, Administration of -- Russia; Law -- Russia -- Sources
Notes: Bitovt 203
Bykova-Gurevich 314
Fessenko, T.A. 18th cent. 16**
An exposition of relations between Peter I and his son Alekseĭ, whom Peter had brought to trial for treason against the state, from Oct. 11, 1715 to Feb. 3, 1718, incl. their letters, Alekseĭ Petrovich's written testimony, Peter's proclamations to the bishops and secular authorities, Alekseĭ's interrogation by the ministers and senate, and the signed "Judgment of the Spiritual Administration." As a result of the investigation, Alekseĭ was executed and Peter was obliged to change the state law of succession. Cf. T.A. Bykova and M.M. Gurevich. Opisanie izdaniĭ grazhdanskoĭ pechati, 1708-i͡a︡nvarʹ 1725 g., no. 305, p. 236-237.
Imprint from colophon.
Signatures: pi₁ A-G⁸ (V6 signed V3). Quires signed in Cyrillic characters (A, B, V, G).
LC copy imperfect: repaired at inner margins with early 19th-century (blue) paper; missing text inserted in manuscript. Rebound in late 19th century.
LC copy acquired from G.V. Yudin in 1907.