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[Polish; translation pending] koronnego hetmana Konecpolskoho Stanislawa Z Brodiw, Baru i Lwowa · [Polish; translation pending] Зу88рн| / товерпні| / І6ЧІ
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Koniecpolski writes about the city’s privileges and jurisdiction and asks that the matter be considered. The letter is dated at Brest, 5 August 1631.
Read →The writer expresses dissatisfaction with the magistracy’s response or decision in matters concerning Brody and Holobiv. He also mentions the case of Pan Donhoff, whose details are illegible. Dated at Bar on 14 April 1636.
Read →The writer recommends a person whose name may read Petr. Zole and asks the magistracy to admit him to a matter or under municipal jurisdiction. Further details are illegible. Dated at Brest on 6 February 1635.
Read →The letter concerns a municipal and legal matter. The year and place of its apparent 7 August date are not sufficiently legible.
Read →The letter concerns municipal rights and privileges, as well as merchants and their goods. The writer asks the magistracy for a declaration or confirmation; some details are illegible. Dated at Łuki on 7 August 1645; the place name is uncertain.
Read →The writer addresses the magistracy concerning a court case and rights to property, including proceedings before a tribunal. Much of the detail is illegible. The closing date reads 25 August 1631; the place is uncertain.
Read →The writer refers to a legal matter concerning property and its resolution. The closing formula gives Brest, 2 March 1638.
Read →The letter concerns a dispute over property and its owner’s rights; references to Lviv and Holobiv are visible. The date and place are uncertain, so no date is entered.
Read →The writer discusses rights and contemplated legal proceedings, mentioning a person whose name is read as P. Borkowski. Some date elements are uncertain; the date field is left empty.
Read →The letter discusses a matter connected with military actions and objects or supplies (the word “municja” is recognizable); details remain uncertain. The closing date is 23 April 1634.
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