Polisadov Gregory Afanasievich

Born in 1836
writer, the son of a priest in Vladimir province, Master of St. Petersburg Theological Academy, the inspector of the Nizhny Novgorod Theological Seminary. Literary career began with sketches of life of rural clergy, . hold them in "The Wanderer" (1860 - 80): "Worldly assistance from the village priest", . "Winter Evening", . "Easter Sunday in the village", . "Rural teacher-priest", . "Sirotskaya share", . "Old and new in the life of the rural clergy", . "The victims of unreasonable education", . "Fellow villagers",
. Similar stories Polisadov placed in the "Christian Spirit" ( "unenviable share", "Evening light of day"). All these stories differ Polisadova knowledge of family life of the clergy and more truthful. Journals Soldiers Conversation "and" Wanderer "Polisadov published essays from the national life:" runaway "," No good "," Good and bad reputation, "" Guardian Angel "," Old Elm "," No blessing in disguise "and other. Story Polisadova of flight, together with Article A. Pogossky "God-man Court in Jerusalem at the feast of Tabernacles", . published a separate book entitled: "The court human and God" (1886); to recall "a systematic review of Russian folk-training literature" (1878), . She is one of the best books to read to adults commoners, and completing a course in folk high schools,
. Other works Polisadova (except for a few biographies, . obituaries and teachings): "Outline of life of rural priests and their families in the 40's and 50's of the present century" ( "Nizhegorodskiye Diocesan Gazette", . 1892, . ? 5, . 6 and 7), . "Travel essays and stories" (ib., . ? 19, . 21 and 22), . Honest labor farmer "(ib., . 1893, . ? 3 and 4), . "Two roads and two share" (ib., . 1895, . ? 19 and 20), . "First and Last Easter" (Nizhni Novgorod Provincial Gazette, . 1894, . ? 16, . 18 and 19), . "For myself and for my fellow villagers" (ib., . 1896, . ? 35 - 38),
. See. "On the 30 th anniversary of the literary activity of Gregory Afanasievich Polisadova" (Nizhni Novgorod Provincial Gazette, 1894, "29).