Skip to content132/1/789 · TsDIAL, Lwów
Austrian poet Friedrich Halm, appearing as Moich-Bellinghausen, proposes to Lviv archivist Karol Rass to provide manuscripts for publication in Vienna.
Title: Polish adaptation of the TsDIAL inventory description.
Entry from the TsDIAL inventory, quoted verbatim (OCR reading):
[Polish; translation pending] awstrijskoho Moych-Bellinhhauze: ha Ji poeta na Elihija /sprawżne prizwyszcze Halm Fridrich/ (z Widnja · [Polish; translation pending] 28 maja / stycznia / 1870
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132/1/789
May 28, 1850
Edition available · check statusEligius von Münch-Bellinghausen [Friedrich Halm] → Carl Wilhelm Rasp
Eligius von Münch-Bellinghausen informs the addressee of the refusal by the publisher Gerold to print the submitted article, which was deemed too late. The sender has kept the manuscript, declaring his willingness to look for another opportunity for its publication.
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September 4, 1851
Edition available · check statusCarl Wilhelm Rasp → k. k. Hofbibliothek in Vienna
Carl Wilhelm Rasp acknowledges the loan of four volumes of Claude-Carl de Rulhière's work concerning the interregnum and anarchy in Poland from the Court Library in Vienna. He commits to returning the books immediately upon the institution's request or at the earliest possible date.
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September 4, 1851
Edition available · check statusEligius von Münch-Bellinghausen [Friedrich Halm] → Staff of the k. k. Hofbibliothek
Eligius von Münch-Bellinghausen instructs the library staff to provide Mr. von Rasp with Rulhière's work for a period of ten days.
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January 16, 1870
Edition available · check statusEligius von Münch-Bellinghausen [Friedrich Halm] → Carl Wilhelm Rasp
Eligius von Münch-Bellinghausen replies to Carl Wilhelm Rasp's letter with advice on how to formally submit a manuscript to the Imperial Academy of Sciences in Vienna. He instructs the recipient to address the application to the Philosophical-Historical Class of the Academy.
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