Browsing by Subject "18th century"
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Anna Franciszka Zamoyska, née Gnińska as protectress – scope of research
(2019)In the 18th century, more and more popular it became embracing management of the ordination of the widowed women, who thus wanted to secure the property for posterity. One example is the action of Anna Franciszka Zamoyska, ... -
Anna Wincenta Sapieha, née Fredro – a forgotten benefactress
(2019)The problem of political, cultural and religious patronage is still almost unknown in Polish historiography. Example of Anna Wincenta Sapieha, née Fredro can be treated as substantiation that further research in that ... -
Il caso della Contessa Cornelia Zangheri ne’ Bandi in due testi del secolo XVIII dal punto di vista del genere non-fiction
(2017)Artykuł przedstawia dwa teksty z XVIII w. dotyczące wydarzenia, które miało miejsce w mieście Cesena w 1731 r.: Parere sopra la cagione della morte della Signora Contessa Cornelia Zangheri ne’ Bandi cesenate esposto in ... -
Doniesienia wileńskie w gazetach rękopiśmiennych Teodora Ostrowskiego jako głosy pamięci zbiorowej w prasowym dyskursie publicznym XVIII w.
(2024)The article presents linguistic reflections related to the way of recording a thematic fragment of public discourse in the 18th century manuscript press genre. The object of analysis set in a genological context and ... -
Jezuici i Komisja Edukacji Narodowej w polskiej historiografii XX wieku i początkach XXI wieku
(2014)The problematic aspects of research on relations between the Society of Jesus and The Commission of National Education (KEN) undertaken in historical papers can be analysed by taking into consideration three criteria: ... -
Koncepcja prawdy prasowej i jej wykładniki w osiemnastowiecznych gazetach rękopiśmiennych Teodora Ostrowskiego
(2022)The subject of interest in the article are the handwritten newspapers of Teodor Ostrowski from 1782. The aim of the presented analyses was to examine the basic category of truth for the information (press) releas and to ...
