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	Health Resorts in South of Poland :: Way To Poland
		The first health bath facilities in Busko-Zdroj were built thanks to the initiative of general Feliks Rzewuski – now the best facilities are located at the street named after him.
		The first actions to put Muszyna on the list of Polish health resorts were taken by the then mayor of the town, Antoni Jurczak, along with the local doctor – Seweryn Msciwujewski, after whom one of the main streets is named.
		This name is also to be seen in the first two mineral water springs, that were drilled in 1932.
	www.waytopoland.com /x.php/1,363/Health-Holidays.html (1032 words)

	rzewuski seweryn - Onet.pl Szukaj (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Rodzaj przewodu: doktorski Data uzyskania stopnia: 07.11.1985 Temat rozprawy: Seweryn Rzewuski.
		Seweryn baryka Seweryn Baryka Seweryn Goszczy Seweryn Rzewuski seweryn bieszczad Wojciech Seweryn kirszenbaum seweryn pielęgnica Seweryn...
		Seweryn baryka Seweryn goszczynski Seweryn Rzewuski Seweryn Goszczy kirszenbaum seweryn Seweryn Baryka goszczyński seweryn...
	szukaj.onet.pl /index.html?qt=+rzewuski+seweryn&col=all&st=1&s=1 (237 words)

	Poniatowski
		The young general challenged the Targowica leaders to a duel (especially the marshal of the alliance Szczesny Potocki, which caused the fearful king extreme worry), but none of them took him up on the offer.
		Prince Jozef's patriotic demeanor and his eloquent facility with the Polish language are revealed well in the following reply to Seweryn Rzewuski of the Targowica Confederation, issued on June 3 and signed enthusiastically by many of his officers and soldiers: "Mr.
		Rzewuski, I have received your writing, over which I've been long pondering, as to what it means and whether I should respond to it, sir.
	members.core.com /~gugalo (5709 words)

	Impressions d'Orient et d'Arabie par le Comte Rzewusky, Domaine Romantique, Editions Corti, 2002
		Comte Wenceslas Severin Rzewuski, Impressions d'Orient et d'Arabie.
		Rzewuski devient rapidement un personnage emblématique du romantisme européen.
		Par bonheur, Rzewuski avait donné en lecture à un ami le document qui nous intéresse, et qui a donc été conservé en Pologne.
	www.jose-corti.fr /titresromantiques/impressionsOrient.html (3164 words)

	Jozef Poniatowski - Polish Culture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The young general challenged the Targowica leaders to a duel (especially the marshal of the alliance Szczesny Potocki, which caused the fearful king extreme worry), but none of them took him up on the offer.
		Prince Jozef's patriotic demeanor and his eloquent facility with the Polish language are revealed well in the following reply to Seweryn Rzewuski of the Targowica Confederation, issued on June 3 and signed enthusiastically by many of his officers and soldiers: "Mr.
		Rzewuski, I have received your writing, over which I've been long pondering, as to what it means and whether I should respond to it, sir.
	culture.polishsite.us /articles/art187fr.htm (5758 words)

	apsl (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Fabbroni (Italian naturalist) Papers - contains letters from scientists, artists, musicians, soldiers, political figures from Europe, correspondence of Alexander von Humboldt and Count Jan Potocki.
		Filippo Mazzei (Italian physician and merchant) Papers contain correspondence from the time when he served as a chargé d'affaires for King Stanislaus of Poland - political correspondence with Louis XVI King of France, Feliks Oraczewski, Count Seweryn Rzewuski, Stanislaus II King of Poland.
		Access to this collection is available on microfilm.
	www.piasa.org /polisharchivesinamerica/usa/pennsylvania/apsl.html (178 words)

	Democracy at the Periphery: SR, April 2004
		While defending gentry freedoms, the gentry camp did uphold the idea of liberty as opposed to absolute rule, and the Republican enemies of reforms supported the French and American Revolutions.
		Seweryn Rzewuski, a participant in the Targovitsa Confederacy, was overjoyed when he heard of the fall of Bastille; he also admired the American Revolution.
		Casimir Pulaski, a participant in the [supposedly reactionary] Bar Confederacy, also participated in the American Revolution.
	www.ruf.rice.edu /~sarmatia/404/242kras.html (9459 words)

	Lubomirski 1
		Pss Anna, 1714, +Lwow 22.5.1763; m.Siedlicka 24.7.1732 Waclaw Rzewuski* (*29.10.1706, +27.10.1779), Great Hetman of Lithuania
		Pss Maria Constancja, Lancut Palace 15.4.1763, +Kamieniec-Podolski 11.10.1840; m.Lancut Palace 14.5.1783 Seweryn* Rzewuski (*14.6.1743 +11.12.1811)
		Pss Rozalia, Paris 3.9.1788, +Warsaw 1.1.1865; m.Vienna 17.8.1805 Waclaw Rzewuski* (*1785 +14.5.1831)
	genealogy.euweb.cz /poland/lubomir1.html (1200 words)

	The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth - All Empires (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Constitution was hailed in the United States, England and France, but was seen as a threat to the absolute rulers of Prussia, Austria and, especially, Russia.
		So, in 1792, at Russia's instigation a handful of magnates led by Ksawery Branicki, Szczesny Potocki and Seweryn Rzewuski betrayed the Commonwealth and formed the Confederation of Targowica against the new Constitution and then "asked" for help.
		Russian troops crossed the borders and war broke out.
	www.allempires.com /article/index.php?q=polish_lithuanian (1284 words)

	Short History of Poland
		The Constitution was hailed in the United States, England and France, but was seen as a threat to the absolute rulers of Prussia, Austria and, especially, Russia.
		So, in 1792, at Russia's instigation a handful of magnates led by Ksawery Branicki, Szczesny Potocki and Seweryn Rzewuski betrayed the Commonwealth and formed the Confederation of Targowica against the new Constitution and then "asked" for help.
		Russian troops crossed the borders and war broke out.
	www.kresy.co.uk /poland_history.html (5959 words)

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