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Regarding the Composition of the Corps of Memoirs of A. T. Bolotov

The article provides a description of A. T. Bolotov’s memoir legacy and its destiny after the author’s death. The research shows that the memoirs consisted of 39 completed parts, and the 40th unfinished one; seven of them have been lost, yet a number of parts were duplicated in copies, forming the basis of the corps of memoirs published in Russkaya Starina in 1870–1873 (now in the National Library of Russia). The corresponding originals, most of which were handed over to M. P. Kiselev and prepared for publication in the Russkii Archive, are mostly located at the State Historical Museum.