Moscow
A Military Dictionary and Gazetteer · 1881 · p. 12
A city of Ru ia in Europe, situated on the river Moskwa, 375 miles southeast from St. Petersburg. It was the ancient capital of Ru ia, and was founded about 1147. It was plundered by Timur, 1382; by the Tartars, 1451 and 1477; ravaged by Ladislas of Poland in 1611. It was entered by Napoleon I. and the French, September 14, 1812; the governor, Rostopchin, ordered it to be set on fire (11,840 houses burnt, besides palaces and churches), September 15, 1812. It was evacuated by the French in October, 1812.
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