HISTORY OF THE BIALYSTOK MUSKETEER-INFANTRY REGIMENT 1807 TO 1815
Compiled by Captain Ye.P. Nikolaev.
St. Petersburg, 1907.
[Edited and translated into English from the original Russian by P.G.A. Phillips].
Nikolay Samokish. The Battle of Maloyaroslavets on October 12, 1812. Museum-Panorama “Battle of Borodino” (Moscow), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
CONTENTS.
Author’s Foreword.
Chapter 1. Formation and siege of Danzig, 1807.
Appendix I. Correspondence from the siege of Danzig.
Appendix II. Schedule of the Bialystok Musketeer Regiment.
Chapter 2. Early service in peacetime.
Chapter 3. Manning, uniform and equipment.
Appendix I. Establishments from 1807 to 1815.
Appendix II. Changes in uniform, weapons and equipment from 1807 to 1815.
Chapter 4. Regimental life.
Chapter 5. Campaign service against Austria, 1809.
Appendix I. March-route from Prokocim to Tłuste.
Chapter 6. Campaign service against Turkey, 1810.
Appendix I. March-route from Tulchin to Ruschuk.
Chapter 7. Campaign service against Turkey, 1811.
Appendix I. Orders from the Minister of War.
Appendix II. Military Order Medals awarded from 1811-1814.
Appendix III. Roll of Honour of those killed in action from 1811-1814.
Chapter 8. The Patriotic War of 1812.
Appendix I. Nominal Roll of officers of the two active battalions in 1812.
Appendix II. Movement of Voinov’s corps to the Styr.
Appendix III. Movement of Lieven’s column from Lyuboml to Gródek.
Chapter 9. The War of 1813.
Chapter 10. The invasion of France, 1814.
Appendix I. Nominal Roll of officers of the regiment at the end of 1813.
Chapter 11. The campaign of 1815.
Appendix I. March-route of III Corps in 1814.
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