- 1961, p. 92
Szujski 1894, p. 143
Niemcewicz &
Turowski 1860, p. 68
Szujski 1894, p. 150
Szujski 1894, p. 151
Szujski 1894, pp. 146–149
Szujski 1894, p. 154...
- Józef
Szujski (16 June 1835 – 7
February 1883) was a
Polish politician, historian, poet and
professor of the
Jagiellonian University.
Szujski was born...
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Szujski 1889, p. 153
Albertrandy 1827, p. 210
Albertrandy 1827, p. 210
Albertrandy 1827, p. 210
Albertrandy 1827, p. 210
Szujski n.d., p. 152
Szujski...
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Retrieved 2 July 2012.
Szujski, Józef (1894). Dzieła Józefa Szujskiego.
Dzieje Polski (in Polish). Vol. 3. Kraków:
Szujski-Kluczycki. pp. 162–163. OCLC 717123162...
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Miechowita Modzelewski Naruszewicz Peszke Pipes Pogonowski Samsonowicz Stola Szujski Vetulani Roman Aftanazy,
historian of
former Eastern Borderlands and librarian...
- (1839, 1841). In 1869 a
group of
young conservative publicists: Józef
Szujski, Stanisław Tarnowski, Stanisław Koźmian [pl] and
Ludwik Wodzicki [pl],...
- but
spelled it a
different way. Ivan
Dmitrievich "Gubka" (the Sponge)
Szujski's descendants received an
Jasnahorodka estate (near Makariv), and one branch...
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Biedrzycka 2005, pp. 121
Szujski, Józef (1894). Dzieła Józefa Szujskiego.
Dzieje Polski (in Polish). Vol. 3. Kraków:
Szujski-Kluczycki. p. 139. Retrieved...
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spoke flawlessly in a
Lesser Poland dialect of Polish. In 1885, Józef
Szujski wrote that the
Gluchoniemcy spoke only Polish, but
there were
traces of...
- portraitist. His
subjects included Jagiellonian University rectors Józef
Szujski and Stanisław Tarnowski, and
numerous portraits of
family and friends,...
