20257 Zhitel Petersburga, “Shamil’ v publichnoi biblioteke,” Russkii Mir, no. 54
(7 October 1859):945.
58 V. P-skii, “Shamil’,” Russkii Invalid, no. 226 (21 October 1859):921.
59 “Peterburgskaia letopis’,” Sanktpeterburgskiia Vedomosti, no. 214 (4 October
1859):933.
60 Ryzhov, “Puteshestvie Shamilia ot Guniba do Sanktpeterburga,” 923; “O
Shamile,” Severnaia Pchela, no. 211 (30 September 1859):845.
61 Ryzhov, “Puteshestvie Shamilia ot Guniba do Sanktpeterburga,” 923; and
reprinted as “Puteshestvie Shamilia ot Guniba do Sanktpeterburga,”
Russkii Mir, no. 54 (7 October 1859):942.
62 “Mestnyia izvestiia,” Kaluzhskiia Gubernskiia Vedomosti, no. 42 (17 October
1859), chast’ neofitsial’naia, 528; reprinted as “Shamil’ v Kaluge,”
Severnaia Pchela, no. 230 (25 October 1859):921
63 “Mestnyia izvestiia,” Kaluzhskiia Gubernskiia Vedomosti, no. 40:507.
64 Ibid., no. 42 (17 October 1859):529.
65 Ibid., no. 43 (24 October 1859), chast’ neofitsial’naia, 540–1.
66 Ibid., no. 42 (17 October 1859):529.
67 A. Gariainov, “O tom, chto vsekh zanimaet,” Severnaia Pchela, no. 201
(18September 1859):805.
68 Petr Egorov, “Neskol’ko slov o Kavkaze i Shamile,” Severnaia Pchela,
no.248 (13 November 1859):994.
69 Ibid., 993.
70 “Peterburgskaia letopis’,” Sanktpeterburgskiia Vedomosti, no. 209 (27 Sep-
tember 1859):909. Gariainov defended himself in A. Gariainov, “Otvet s
Peterburgskim Vedomostiam,” Severnaia Pchela, no. 239 (3 November
1859):957–8. The editors of Severnaia Pchela frequently offered a militaris-
tic response to international events and matters of imperial security. It
was one of the journals pronounced sufficiently loyal and patriotic by the
commission of Prince Menshikov, which was assigned by Nicholas i to in-
vestigate and censor the press in response to the events of 1848 in Europe.
71 Runovskii, Zapiski o Shamile, part 2:7, 26.
72 Ibid., part 2:27–8, 52; part 4:8.
73 Ibid., part 4:8.
74 P.G. Przhetsslavskii, “Shamil’ v Kaluge,” Russkaia Starina 20 (1877): 257,
262; quote from 262.
75 Ibid., 275.
76 Ibid., 21 (1878):50.
77 Runovskii, Zapiski o Shamile, part 3:8.
78 Ibid., part 2:45. For an account of Shamil punishing unveiled women in
Gimry, see Takhir, Tri Imama, 14.
79 For example, gviarf, f. 400, op. 1, 1869, d. 39, Delo “Po pros’be Shamilia
ob uvolnenii ego v Mekku dlia pokloneniia grobu Magometa,” Letter of
Shamil to tsar, 19 December 1868.
Notes to pages 118–21