Translation / modern text
The letter occupies pp. 25–27 with its address panel on p. 28; its date is unknown.
Original wording — transcription
[s. 25, nagłówek:] „Monsieur mon tres cher frère”.
[s. 25–27:] […] [tekst polski częściowo nieodczytany].
[s. 28, adresówka:] „A Son Excellence / Monseigneur le Palatin / et General de Russie / A Leopole”.
Reading notes
Page 25 opens a new letter with a French greeting. Pages 26–27 continue the text; p. 28 is the address panel to the Palatine and General of Ruthenia. Page 24 belongs to the previous letter.
Other letters in this unit
- Letter to a brother from Rydzyna, 12 May 1696
- Letter to the Voivode of Volhynia from Krotoszyn, 27 December 1698
- Letter to a brother, PDF pp. 9–11
- Letter to the Voivode of Volhynia and starosta of Bila Tserkva
- Letter to a brother with a French ending, PDF pp. 15–18
- Polish letter dated 12 June 1702
- Letter to the Palatine and General of the Ruthenian lands
- Letter to the Voivode of Ruthenia
- Letter to the Voivode of Volhynia
- Letter to the Palatine of Volhynia with French and Polish additions
- Anna Jabłonowska to Jan Jabłonowski regarding Swedish unrest and the recommendation of a servant
- Letter from Anna Leszczyńska to her brother Jan Jabłonowski regarding health issues and travel plans
- Letter from Anna Jabłonowska to Jan Jabłonowski requesting the return of a friend
- Letter to the Voivode of Volhynia about missing news and correspondence
- Sister’s letter to the Voivode of Volhynia asking for news
- Anna Katarzyna Leszczyńska to Jan Stanisław Jabłonowski regarding her despair and journey
- Letter from Anna Leszczyńska to her brother Jan Jabłonowski regarding false suspicions
