An edition of Polish democratic thought from the Renaissance to the great emigration
(1990)
Polish democratic thought from the Renaissance to the great emigration
essays and documents
by Mieczysław B. Biskupski and James S. Pula
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Polish democratic thought from the Renaissance to the great emigration: essays and documents
1990, East European Monographs, Distributed by Columbia University Press
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Pt. 1. Essays. Introduction. The sixteenth century roots of the Polish democratic tradition / by James Miller. "Liberty without licence?" : the failure of Polish democratic thought in the seventeenth century / by Robert I. Frost. Democratic thought in eighteenth century Poland / by Daniel Z. Stone. Polish szlachta democracy at the crossroads, 1795-1831 / by Joan S. Skurnowicz. Frataernal politics : Polish and European readicalism during the Great Emigratio / by Kenneth F. Lewalski
Pt. 2. Documents. Nihil novi. Warsaw Confederation. Henrician Article (Pacta Conventa) A.M. Fredro's defense of the Liberum Veto. Constitution of May 3, 1791. Połaniec manifesto. Manifesto of the Polish Democratic Society.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [221]-245) and index
Documents in pt. 2 are English translations accompanied by the original texts in Latin and Polish.
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