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This biographical article is dedicated to the 185th anniversary of the birth of the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Russian Empire, Minister of Internal Affairs and the last real privy Councilor of the 1st class in pre-revolutionary Russia, Ivan Logginovich Goremykin (1839-1917).The historical and biographical works, as well as reports by Goremykin himself, are used as materials; the methodological complex consists of such research methods as content analysis, biographical method and synthesis method.I.L. Goremykin first of all became famous as a great connoisseur of peasant law, a humanist and an opponent of bureaucratic arbitrariness.Ivan Loginovich's name is associated with many good beginnings in the Russian Empire, and his tragic fate only emphasizes the importance of his personality in history.Despite the circumstances, Ivan Logginovich remained an adherent of democratic and humanistic ideas until the last days, an honest man and not just a highly qualified specialist in the field of law, but also possessing a very high level of legal culture.
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