Chortovo gni͡ezdo: roman v dvukh chasti͡akh

Nazarʹeva, K. V.

A Russian-language novel in two parts by K. V. Nazar'eva, set in the Russian countryside and focusing on the lives, relationships, and intrigues of the landed gentry, their families, and their associates. The narrative explores themes of love, jealousy, inheritance, and social maneuvering, centering on the characters Matvei Vasil'evich Lazarev, his daughter Sofiia, her companion Marianna, and their circle. The work reflects the social and domestic dynamics of late 19th-century Russia.

Title

Chortovo gni͡ezdo, roman v dvukh chasti͡akh

Creator

Nazarʹeva, K. V.

Published

S.-Peterburg, Tip. E. Evdokimova, 1888.

Full Collection Name

Russian women writers collection

Subject (Topic)

Russian prose literature
Romance fiction
Women authors
Social classes
Family relationships
Country life
Nineteenth century

Keyword

Russian literature ; nineteenth century ; country estate ; family relations ; romance ; inheritance ; social class ; women authors ; St. Petersburg ; Volga region

Type

Text

Extent

1 online resource (218 p.)

Archive

The Library

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Collection

Russian women writers

Source of Description

Record metadata augmented by JSTOR Seeklight AI, September 2026