Institutes. Lukhmanova N.A.

As in the last century, the girls received education, what orders reigned in educational institutions for girls, what they were taught, for which they punished - this fascinating and touching story tells about all the experiences, and the sorrows of the institute. The home and institute life of girls of pre -revolutionary Russia appears before the reader in all details. The author, Nadezhda Lukhmanova, was a graduate of the Pavlovsk Institute of noble girls, and her story is the autobiographical notes of the former pupil about the happy but restless years spent at the institute herself and her friends.

Nadezhda Lukhmanova (1844– 1907) - Russian writer, permanent author of a number of St. Petersburg newspapers and magazines. Many journalistic works of Nadezhda Lukhmanova are devoted to the struggle for women's rights, in particular, to education and participation in the elections.

for secondary school age.