The Slavonic-Greek-Latin Academy Facilities in the First Half of the 18th Century as a Great Factor of the Development of the Higher Education in Russia

Abstract

The fate of the Moscow Slavic-Greek-Latin Academy in the 18th century remains an interesting area for researchers of the history of higher education in Russia and abroad. After the removal of its founding fathers Lihudov brothers and the period of uncertainty a new era in its development associated with the development of the European university idea on the Moscow soil.