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CATHERINE II THE GREAT: (1762-1796) The Empress writes to her confident, General and engineer Bauer

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CATHERINE II THE GREAT: (1762-1796) Empress of Russia 1762-96, known as Catherine the Great. An excellent and very attractive fully manuscript L.S., `Caterina´, a bold and fine signature, one page, 4to, n.p., n.d., `Monday, 10h in the morning´, to his confident Friedrich Wilhelm Von Bauer, in Cyrillic. The manuscript document is a message from the Empress to her confident, mostly relating to a courtcase her correspondent is involved in against Count Trumbach, stating in part `To show you that although I was ill yesterday and am still weak today, I am nevertheless alive, and I am sending to you the Vienna last news about your trial with Count Trumbach. When you no longer need these papers, you can send them back to the vice -Chancellor and tell us what you want to do next...´ With blank integral leaf. Few small stains, not affecting the text or signature. G

Friedrich Wilhelm Von Bauer (1731-1783) Russian General, Engineer, Architect, and Cartographer of German origin. A former leader of the free Prussian Hussars. Bauer participated since 1757 in the Seven Years´ War. His capacities glory and commander abilities reached Empress Catherine II who invited Bauer into Russian Army in 1769. He was appointed to the troops under Roumiantsev`s command fighting against Turks. The Empress gave full credit to him and awarded him with the St. Anna and St. Georgy orders. In 1773, appointed Lieutenant General, Bauer became a Knight of St. Alexander Nevski Order. As Engineer and Architect he worked on the projects of water conduit from Mytishchi to Moscow and a water conduit to Tsarskoe selo (the Royal Tsar village near St. Petersburg). Bauer also designed a number of fortresses and harbours in Riga and Kronshtadt. Bauer also contributed to the Russian cartography development.

Friedrich Adolf Rudolf von Trümbach (1722-1786) Head of a Prussian volunteer corps during the Seven Years' War. At the end of the war, the corps was disbanded, and Trümbach was transferred to Danish service where he took over Colonel Moltke's Hussar corps.

CATHERINE II THE GREAT: (1762-1796) Empress of Russia 1762-96, known as Catherine the Great. An excellent and very attractive fully manuscript L.S., `Caterina´, a bold and fine signature, one page, 4to, n.p., n.d., `Monday, 10h in the morning´, to his confident Friedrich Wilhelm Von Bauer, in Cyrillic. The manuscript document is a message from the Empress to her confident, mostly relating to a courtcase her correspondent is involved in against Count Trumbach, stating in part `To show you that although I was ill yesterday and am still weak today, I am nevertheless alive, and I am sending to you the Vienna last news about your trial with Count Trumbach. When you no longer need these papers, you can send them back to the vice -Chancellor and tell us what you want to do next...´ With blank integral leaf. Few small stains, not affecting the text or signature. G

Friedrich Wilhelm Von Bauer (1731-1783) Russian General, Engineer, Architect, and Cartographer of German origin. A former leader of the free Prussian Hussars. Bauer participated since 1757 in the Seven Years´ War. His capacities glory and commander abilities reached Empress Catherine II who invited Bauer into Russian Army in 1769. He was appointed to the troops under Roumiantsev`s command fighting against Turks. The Empress gave full credit to him and awarded him with the St. Anna and St. Georgy orders. In 1773, appointed Lieutenant General, Bauer became a Knight of St. Alexander Nevski Order. As Engineer and Architect he worked on the projects of water conduit from Mytishchi to Moscow and a water conduit to Tsarskoe selo (the Royal Tsar village near St. Petersburg). Bauer also designed a number of fortresses and harbours in Riga and Kronshtadt. Bauer also contributed to the Russian cartography development.

Friedrich Adolf Rudolf von Trümbach (1722-1786) Head of a Prussian volunteer corps during the Seven Years' War. At the end of the war, the corps was disbanded, and Trümbach was transferred to Danish service where he took over Colonel Moltke's Hussar corps.

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