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“Everyday Life of the Polish Magnateria in the 17th Century” ? Władysław Czapliński, Józef Długosz ? a fascinating journey back in time to the era of the Polish magnates in a unique setting!
Discover the secrets and realities of the everyday life of the Polish magnates in the 17th century with the book by Władysław Czaplinski and Jozef Długosz, “The Everyday Life of the Polish Magnaterie in the 17th Century,” published in 1976 by the State Publishing Institute (PiW) in Warsaw. This insightful study, based on rich source material, takes the reader back to the heyday of magnate families, showing their customs, traditions, and the role they played in the political and cultural life of the country. The authors describe with passion and erudition the daily life of the magnates, from their residences and costumes to their entertainments, feasts and family relations. It is a fascinating journey through time, which allows you to better understand the era and its characters.
This unique copy was bound in fine leather by the Bindery of the Polish Antiquarian, which adds to its unique character and emphasizes its collector’s value. The handmade binding is a guarantee of durability and elegance, thanks to which the book will be an ornament to any book collection.
Owning “Everyday Life of the Polish Magnaterie in the 17th Century” is an investment in knowledge, history and culture. It is also an excellent way to highlight one’s status as a bibliophile and collector of valuable works. This book, due to its subject matter, unique binding and historical value, is sure to gain in value over the years, becoming a valuable heirloom passed down from generation to generation.