Konstytucya 3 Maja: Kronika Dni Kwietniowych I Majowych W Warszawie W R. 1791, by Kazimierz Bartoszewicz, meticulously chronicles the events in Warsaw during April and May of 1791, leading up to the enactment of the historic Polish Constitution of May 3rd. This pivotal document, one of the first modern codified national constitutions in Europe, aimed to reform the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and address its internal and external vulnerabilities.
Bartoszewicz's work offers a detailed account of the political climate, the key figures involved, and the societal reactions to this monumental shift in governance. Readers interested in Polish history, constitutional law, and the Enlightenment era will find this chronicle an invaluable resource. The book captures the spirit of reform and national revival that characterized this crucial period in Poland's past, showcasing the efforts to strengthen the nation and its place on the European stage.
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