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Nobleman Stefan Urbanowski reports to the Voivode of Ruthenia, Jan Jabłonowski, on incidents at the sejmiks.
Title: Polish adaptation of the TsDIAL inventory description.
Entry from the TsDIAL inventory, quoted verbatim (OCR reading):
[Polish; translation pending] szlachcica urbanowskoho Stepana · [Polish; translation pending] Пиво / kwietnia / ІТОЇ
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132/1/1051
September 11, 1699
Edition available · check statusStephan Urbanowski → Most Illustrious and Noble Voivode of the Ruthenian Lands, My Lord and Benefactor [Jan Jabłonowski]
Stefan Urbanowski informs Jan Jabłonowski about the atmosphere surrounding the upcoming sejmik and the proceedings of the Radom Commission. He also reports on the troubles with his unruly brother Walenty, who took refuge with him after a quarrel with their father, and requests the potential issuance of a new power of attorney.
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September 18, 1699
Edition available · check statusStephan Urbanowski → Most Illustrious Lord Voivode of the Ruthenian Lands, My Great Lord and Benefactor [Jan Jabłonowski]
Stefan Urbanowski reports to the Voivode of Ruthenia, Jan Jabłonowski, on treasury matters and the turbulent course of the sejmik in Poznań. He reports on the protests of the rebels, the blocking of the reading of magnates' letters, and a thwarted saber attack on the Voivode of Poznań.
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April 8, 1701
Edition available · check statusStefan Urbanowski [Stephan Urbanowski] → Most Illustrious Lord Voivode of Ruthenia, My Lord and Benefactor [Jan Jabłonowski]; on the address label (p. 16): To the Most Illustrious His Majesty Lord Jan Jabłonowski, Voivode and General of the Ruthenian lands [...] to Lviv
Stefan Urbanowski informs Voivode Jan Jabłonowski about financial issues, the receipt of assignments, and his brother's travels. He reports on preparations for the sejmik, military movements, political moods, and disputes with Protestants seeking new constitutions.
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