The standard work on Transcaucasian bibliography is Miansarov (M.),
Bibliographia Caucasica et Transcaucasica. S. Pbg., 1874-76, 8vo,
804 pp., 4840 refs. It is rather scarce, as the edition was limited
to 600 copies. Only one volume has been published, although a second
was promised. Most of the works mentioned are in Russian or Armenian,
and as far as European publications are concerned, Miansarov is very
incomplete. In the following pages I have referred to comparatively
few Russian books.
After Miansarov, the following, among many others, may with advantage
be consulted:--
Catalogue de la Section des Russica, published by Bibl. imp. publ. de
St. Pbg., 1873. 2 vols. 8vo.
Semenov (P.), Geografichsko-statistichskii slovar Rosiiskoi
Imperii. Pbg., 1863-1885. 5 vols. 4to.
Stuckenberg (J. Ch.), Versuch eines Quellen-Anzeigers ... fuer das
Studium der Geographie ... des Russischen Reichs. Pbg., 1849-1852. 2
vols. 8vo.
I am fully conscious of the shortcomings of this essay, and shall be
glad to find it extended and corrected by later writers, to whom it
may serve as a groundwork.
Works of special interest are marked *.