Strugovschikov, Alexander Stepanovich

Born in the family of teacher Strugovshchikov Stepan Borisovich . In 1795 he began serving as a clerk in the State Borrowing Bank, where he served until January 1797. On December 31 of the same year he was appointed to the 3rd Department of the Senate, where he served with a short break (January 1798 - March 1800 - transfer to the 1st Department of the Senate) until March 9, 1805.

From March 16, 1806 to October 29, 1810, he was an employee of the St. Petersburg Library , where he was engaged in disassembling books and preparing the Library for opening. In 1810, in connection with the introduction of the new state, he was expelled from the service "without pension, as a wealthy man."

Since 1818 he was the ruler of the office of the Department of Foreign Trade, taking this position "with good knowledge" of French and German.

He had the rank of court adviser (1805).

Alexander Stepanovich was engaged in literary translation, began to publish in 1793. He was also published in magazines, as well as small original literary works - miniatures, in particular, in Petersburg Mercury (1793).

• “The Foundations or Essential Rules of Philosophy, Politics, and Morality,” Part I, Op. Weiss , trans. with french language (St. Petersburg, 1807)
• “Mockery” and “Mistake” (Petersburg Mercury, 1793, part II, May, p. 142)
• “Brief News of New Holland,” from notes , trans. (ibid., 1793, part III, July, p. 41)
• “Reason and Madness” (ibid., 1793, part IV, October, p. 86)
• The judgment of Bonaparte // Son of the Fatherland: a historical and political journal. - SPb. : In type. V. Plavilshchikova, 1812. - T. 1 , No. 1, 2, 3, 4 .
• From the 2nd part of Op. Weiss. Cognition of man // Son of the Fatherland: a historical and political journal. - SPb. : In type. V. Plavilshchikova, 1818. - T. 46 , No. 24, 25 .

• Kukushkina E. D. Strugovshchikov Alexander Stepanovich // Dictionary of Russian writers of the 18th century / Ed. N. D. Kochetkova and A. M. Panchenko . - RAS . Institute of Russian Literature (Pushkin House) . - L .: “Science,” Len. Dep., 1988. - T. 3 (P – Y). - S. 176. - ISBN 5020279714 .
• Plowers, Al. // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
• Strugovschikov, Alexander Stepanovich // Russian Biographical Dictionary : in 25 volumes. - SPb. - M. , 1896-1918.
• “News of the life and works of writers whose works are published in the publications of N. I. Grech,” St. Petersburg. 1812
• V. I. Mezhov, “Russian historical bibliography for 1800-1854”, St. Petersburg. , 1856, vol. II, p. 15, No. 10183.
• "Painting on Russian books for reading from the A. Smirdin library", St. Petersburg. , 1828, p. 79, No. 1046.
• “Painting to Russian books for reading from V. Plavilshchikov’s library”, St. Petersburg. , 1820, p. 140, No. 1621.
• V. Sopikov, “Experience of the Russian bibliography”, St. Petersburg. , 1813-1821, v. 4, p. 99, No. 7933.
• Neustroev A. N. , “Historical search for Russian time-based publications and collections for 1703-1802, described bibliographically and in chronological order”, St. Petersburg. , 1874, pp. 744 and 745.

See also

• The Strugovschikovs are a noble family.
• The plasterer is the name of the profession.

• Strugovshchikov Alexander Stepanovich
• Strugovschikov, Alexander Stepanovich