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- Considerations on the Government of Poland by Jean-Jacques Rousseau « Res Publica September 20, 2010On the eve of the 18th century Augustus II (the Strong) occupied the throne of the Commonwealth. He wasn’t legally elected by the nobility, and his various machinations dragged Poland-Lithuania into wars with Sweden and Russia. via Considerations on the Government of Poland by Jean-Jacques�Rousseau « Res Publica. Filed under: Serenissima Res Publica
- Discover Poland TV « Res Publica September 20, 2010Discover Poland TV is a collection of videos about Poland for English speaking audience. Some of the videos there will be a good addition to this blog. They cover history and Poles, as well as tourist places and cultural events. via Discover Poland TV « Res Publica. Filed under: Serenissima Res Publica
- Dance me… (via Austenette Picture Gallery) June 13, 2010Dancing is easier to find, even though some didn’t like dancing, or at least not with everyone. … Read More via Austenette Picture Gallery Filed under: Picture Gallery
- Two Illustrations in Archery for Starters (via Austenette Picture Gallery) June 13, 2010Only two pictures for now. I wonder how many such pictures there can be. Archery was quite a popular pastime though. … Read More via Austenette Picture Gallery Filed under: Picture Gallery
- Welcome to My Picture Gallery (via Austenette Picture Gallery) June 13, 2010This place is for me to post and sort all the pictures that sit in my computer. They are mostly Regency ones: drawings, illustrations and paintings. I’ll be uploading them slowly, whenever I have some time or find something new. I plan to sort them according to what they present, i.e. kinds of activity, fashion, [...]
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