RP 2.1 p 36, Countess Ekaterina Sergeevna Samoilova.
Damas pp 66-9.
Damas pp 63-4.
Ligne, Milanges vol 7 pp 198-201, Ligne to Segur 1 December 1788. Ligne, Letters (Stael) vol 2 p 16, Ligne to Segur 1 October 1788.
BM 33540 £489 and 33558 £443 and £445, SB to JB. BM 33558 £442, William Newton to J. T. Abbot 10 September 1789. Christie, Benthams in Russia p 241.
RGVIA 52.2.89.64-5, Lewis Littlepage to GAP 16 September 1788; and GAP to Littlepage 16 September 1788, both unpublished.
RGVIA 52.2.82.21, GAP to John Paul Jones ud, unpublished.
AVPRI 585.278, L 320, GAP to CII 17 October 1788.
RGVIA 52.n.82.23,JohnPaulJonestoGAP, 20 October 1788 on board battleship Vladimir before Ochakov, unpublished.
Otis pp 352-4. Preedy p 223.
Preedy p 216. Otis pp 335-52. Morison p 382.
Damas pp 70-1. AVPRI 5.585.278, L 320, GAP to CII 17 October 1788.
RGADA 11.893.11, Ligne to GAP 16 September 1788, unpublished.
Ligne, Melanges vol 24 pp 25, 26, 32.
Damas pp 70-1.
AVPRI 5.585.278, L 320, GAP to CII 17 October 1788, Ochakov.
Damas p 72.
B&F vol 2 p 299, Cobenzl to JII 24 October 1788.
AAE 20: 74, Langeron, 'Resume des campagnes\
Damas pp 66-7.
BM 33540 f489, SBtoJB.
Criste, Kriege unter Kaiser Josef II p 222 П3, quoted in Blanning, JII p 178.
Samoilov col 1251.
Damas pp 63-4.
RS (1895) 84 no 9 Tsebrikov p 172, 12-15 June; p 177, 28 July; p 151, 5 June 1788.
AVPRI 5.585.273, GAP to CII 15 September 1788.
RGADA 5.85.2.150-1, L 327, CII to GAP 27 November 1788.
RGADA 5.85.2.145-7, L 322, CII to GAP 19 October 1788.
AVPRI 5.585.284-5, L 324, GAP to CII 3 November 1788.
RGADA 5.85.2.152-3, CII to GAP 7 November 1788.
AVPRI 5.585.286-7, L 326, GAP to CII 17 November 1788.
RS (1876) 16 p 213, 16 August 1788; p 220, Garnovsky to Popov 1 October 1788.
RS (1876) 16 pp 229-30, Garnovsky to Popov 29 November 1788.
Damas p 72.
BM 33554 f96, Fanshawe 15 February 1789, Kiev.
Damas pp 74-5.
RGADA 5.85.2.150-1, L 327, CII to GAP 27 November 1788.
Damas pp 79-84. BM 33554 f98, Fanshawe.
Samoilov col 1251.
Damas pp 79-83.
Macdonogh p 299.
AVPRI 5.585.290, L 330, GAP to CII 26 December 1788.
Damas pp 84-6.
Samoilov col 1256. Memoirs of the Life of Prince Potemkin p 187.
ZOOID 9 (1875): 459, the song in honour of the capture of Ochakov. There are also the songs dedicated to GAP's 1790 campaign (p 461) and his death.
Damas pp 86-7. Samoilov cols 1256-7. BM 33554 f98, Fanshawe.
AAE 20: 81, Langeron, 'Resume des campagnes\ Masson p 312.
AVPRI 5.585.290-3, GAP to CII 26 December 1788, Ochakov.
Damas pp 88-9.
AVPRI 5.585.288-9, L 328, GAP to CII December 1788.
Samoilov col 1258. Masson p 312.
RGADA 5.85.2.149, L 329, CII to GAP 16 December 1788. The engraved silver oval dish given by CII to GAP in commemoration of Ochakov can now be seen in the Armoury Museum of the Kremlin in Moscow. The medallion in his honour was created by K. Leberecht. RGADA 5.85.2.185, L 371, CII to GAP 7 September 1789.
JII-CII (Arneth) p 325, JII to Prince Kaunitz 2 February 1789; letter CLXVI, JII to CII 5 January 1789.
B&F vol 2 p 316, Philip Cobenzl to Ludwig Cobenzl 5 January 1789, Vienna. Also RGVIA 52.2.55.72, report from Vienna on GAP's letter to the Prince de Ligne, concerning his conduct of the war 15 February 1791, unpublished.
RGVIA 52.2.82.24, GAP to N-S 7 December 1788, Ochakov, unpublished.
Davis p 194.
SIRIO 23 (1878): 467, CII to Baron F. M. Grimm 17 December 1788. Memoirs of the Life of Prince Potemkin p 190.
AVPRI 5.585.290-3, L 330, GAP to CII.
Damas pp 89-90.
Damas p 93.
P. V. Zavadovsky, Pisma Zavadovskago Rumiantsevu p 320, P. V. Zavadovsky to P. A. Rumiantsev-Zadunaisky January 1789.
RGADA 5.85.2.155, L 333, CII to GAP 2 February 1789.
Khrapovitsky pp 229 and 238, 26 January 1789.
RS (1876) 16 pp 234-5 ancl 226, Garnovsky to Popov 3 January and 3 February 1789.
Memoirs of the Life of Prince Potemkin pp 195-7.
chapter 28: my successes are yours
For the main sources for this account of the Second Turkish War, see chapter 26, note 1. KFZ 11 February 1789. Also for this chapter: Madariaga, Russia pp 407- 11, and Alexander, CtG pp 262-85.
Zavadovsky p 321.
KFZ 15 April 1789. RS (1876) October p 23.
SBVIM vol 7 p 127, GAP to A. V. Suvorov 23 April 1789.
CII Sochineniya vol 12, 2nd half-volume pp 699-701, L 355-7, June 1789. Khrapovitsky pp 255, 260, 11 April 1789.
Khrapovitsky, 11 and 12 February 1789.
RGADA 5.85.2.150-1, L 327, CII to GAP 27 November 1788.
B&F vol 2 p 340, JII to Count Cobenzl 24 April 1789; p 344, 19 May 1789; p 326, Cobenzl to JII 24 January 1789; p 335, 15 April 1789.
AVPRI 5.585.236, L 358, GAP to CII 9 July 1789, Olviopol.
AVPRI 5.585.299-303, L 334, GAP to CII February 1789.
AKV 13: 180-1, A. A. Bezborodko to Simon Vorontsov 7 March 1789.
Bezborodko letters 1685, GAP to Bezborodko 1789.
RGVIA 52.2.64.12, Segur to GAP ud, spring/summer 1789, unpublished.
Aragon p 280, N-S to wife.
Segur, Memoires 1859P152.
Segur, Memoires 1859 pp 152-3.
This account of the Jones sex scandal is based on the Otis, Morison and Preedy biographies of Jones, as well as on unpublished letters from the Comte de Segur to GAP in RGVIA.
RGVIA 52.2.64.12, Segur to GAP ud, summer 1789, St Petersburg, unpublished. Segur, Memoires 1859 pp 164-5.
J. P. Jones to GAP 13 April 1789, quoted in Otis p 359. Statement to chief of police quoted in Morison p 388. RGVIA 52.2.64.12, Segur to GAP ud, summer of 1789, St Petersburg, unpublished.
RGVIA 52.2.47.31, Prince Kaunitz to GAP 30 June 1789, Vienna, unpublished.
AVPRI 5.585.203, L 344, GAP to CII April 1789. KFZ 12 April 1789.
RGADA 5.85.2.17, L 343/4, CII to GAP April 1789.
RGADA 5.85.1.496, L 343, GAP to CII and CII to GAP April 1789.
Petrov, Vtoraya turetskaya voyna vol 2 appendix pp 15-16, GAP's report from 10 June 1789, Elisabethgrad. RGVIA 52.2.48.3, GAP to Cobenzl 25 March 1789, on the battleplan for 1789, unpublished.
GAP received frequent reports on the French Revolution from the Russian Ambassador to Versailles Simolin (e.g. RGVIA 52.2.56.31, Simolin to GAP 27 April/8 May 1790, Paris, unpublished - The King is a phantom prisoner in the Tuilleries ... a horrendous anarchy.)' Count Stackelberg in Warsaw also sent news (RGVIA 52.2.39.306, Stackelberg to GAP 26 July/6 August 1789, Warsaw, unpublished - 'Paris presents the vision of a vast camp - all doors closed ... streets full of soldiers, women who excite their courage ...'.) When he returned to France, the Comte de Segur also reported on events to GAP: RGVIA 52.2.64.24, Segur to GAP 9 May NS 1790, Paris, unpublished - 'we're in convulsions'.
AVPRI 5.585.347, L 353, GAP to CII 25 June 1789, Olviopol. GAP received information about the Polish Revolution from a wide variety of sources. Most of these unpublished letters and reports remain in his archives: RGVIA 52.2.70.1. Branicki for example reported on the situation in Warsaw on 31 December 1788, unpublished. Stackelberg sent detailed reports and local newspapers, e.g. RGVIA 52.2.39.290, Stackelberg to GAP 1/12 June 1789. GAP himself tried to calm the Russophobia by instructing Stackelberg and others to reassure King Stanislas- Augustus and others about his own peaceful intentions towards Poland, e.g. RGVIA 52.2.39.11, GAP to Stackelberg 6 July 1788, Ochakov, unpublished, or RGVIA 52.2.39.21, GAP to Stackelberg 20 July 1789, Olviopol, unpublished. These are mostly outside the remit of this work but should be invaluable to students of Russo- Polish relations.