The false Dmitri
Subtitle: a Russian romance and tragedy
By: described by British eye-witnesses, 1604-1612.  (Reprints of contemporary reports such as "A bloudie tragedie," printed 1607, etc.)  Ed., with a preface, by Sonia E. Howe ...
Contributors: Brereton, Henry.
Publisher: F.A. Stokes
Published: 1916
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 239
Subjects: Demetrius, called the Impostor, Tsar of Russia, 1581-1606; Russia -- History -- Sources
Table of contents: title: The pretender Dmitri's letter to Pope Clement VIII.-  A letter from Boris Fedorovitch, grand duke of Moscow.-  Letter of Dmitri to the English ambassador.-  Dmitri's marriage settlement.-  A bloudie tragedie: The reporte of a bloudie and terrible massacre in the citty of Mosco.- Report of Captain Gilbert, of Dmitri's bodyguard.-  Brereton's account of the wars in Russia: Newes of the present miseries of Rushia.-  Narrative of an Englishman serving against Poland.-  Narrative of an Englishman who was with the Poles when besieged in Moscow.-  Vassili Shuiski's letter to King James I.