Belousov Nicholas G.

Born in 1799. in Kiev, he studied at the Theological Academy in Kiev and Kharkov University, in 1820, Mr.. identified was the youngest professor of law at high school science Prince Bezborodko (in Nizhin), where he taught Roman law, and in 1826. opened the teaching of natural law, as a preliminary course, which lasted no more than two months. But even in this short time Belousov, reviews of his students managed to make them familiar with the history of philosophy and the origins of natural law and thus give them a basis for further self-study. No less grateful memories he left in his students and as inspector. But with their fellow professors Belousov, distinguished, apparently, boundless self-esteem, did not get. There appeared intrigue and strife, which was a consequence of a denunciation of another professor of jurisprudence, M.V. Bilevicha, accusing Belousova laxity in boarders, a free-thinking and perverse persuasions lectures natural law. Assigned been investigated and in 1830, Mr.. Belousov was removed from office. This whole story is curious because she suffered through a well-known in his time writer, then a student of Class VIII, NV. Puppeteer and external cause of the collision was the denunciation Bilevicha it with NV. Gogol, who was then a boarder. LiveJournal Gogol participation in this history can be attributed to many things in his letters of that time as well as a very excited state, in which he was recently the host of his high school. In 1835, Mr.. Belousov were allowed to enlist in the civil part. First, he served in the Office of Kiev, Podolia and Volyn Governor-General, then moved to the service in St. Petersburg in the Russian Chapter of the Imperial and royal orders. Served there for a little over 17 years, he died Aug. 14, 1854, Mr.. According to his biographer, NV. Puppeteer Belousov was a historical note on the imperial and royal orders, missing persons, and in addition, name lists of the Knights of various orders with the historical marks of each, for which he received the Order. Wed. "Gymnasium higher sciences and Lyceum Bezborodko Prince" (publishing. 2, St. Petersburg., 1881).