Lyubimenko Inna

(born in 1878), wife of the previous. Education was at St. Petersburg University for Women. In 1908, Mr.. awarded the degree of Doctor of the University of Paris. Drove for archival work in London, Oxford and Cambridge. The main scientific works: "Jean de Bretagne, Comte de Richmond" (Thesis, Lille, 1908), "The British trading company in Russia in the XVI century" ( "Historical Review", Volume XVI); "Les marchands anglais en Russie au XVI siecle "(" Rev. Hist. ", . 1912), "History of trade relations between Russia and England", . Issue I, . XVI century (edition of the Ministry of Trade and Industry, . Yuriev, . 1912); "The first relations of England with Russia" ( "Russian Review", . 1914, . February); "A project foe the acquisition of Russia by James I" ( "The Engl,
. Hist. Rev. ", 1914);" The correspondence of Queen Elizabeth with the Russian Czars "(" The Americ. Hist. Rev. ", 1914; report visible on an international historical congress in London in 1913)," English Project 1612 g. the subordination of the Russian North protectorate of King James I "(" Historical Research Journal, Volume II).