BELARUSIAN "TRACE" IN THE RESEARCH ON ENGLAND IN THE IMPERIAL RUSSIA
The article is bringing back to the intellectual Russian space that part of the Russian Empire British Studies heritage that is bounded with the names of the emigrants from the Belarusian provinces. Due to their efforts as the translators (M. Vronchenko, Z. Vengerova, N. Minsky, V. Spasovich), the authors of the published lecturing courses (M.Petrov), scientific works (I.Granat, M. Ostrogorsky, V.Spasovich), articles (Z. Vengerova, S. Vengerov, L. Shepelevich), popular (V. Ignatovich), social and political journalist works (S. Rapoport), as well as publishers (I. Granat) and editors (S. Vengerov) the political, social, economic life, culture and literature of England had becoming closer and more comprehensive to the Russian reader.