Description

“We President and Senators of the Free Independent and Strictly Neutral City of Krakow and its District” is an intriguing publication that delves into the legal and administrative complexities of one of the most important urban centers of the 19th century. It covers the period from 1817 to 1844, presenting the resolutions and laws that shaped the political, economic and social life of the Free City of Krakow. As a neutral city-state under the supervision of the partitioning powers, the Free City of Krakow had a unique position, the unique realities of which are richly illustrated in this book. The documents show the quest to maintain autonomy and maneuver in the demanding space of international politics.
The handmade leather binding, created by the Polish Antiquarian Bookbindery, adds elegance and uniqueness to the book, emphasizing the exclusivity and collector’s value of the publication. Such unique workmanship makes it not only an important source of knowledge, but also a beautiful artifact that can be passed down from generation to generation.
An investment in this book is a great opportunity for collectors and history lovers to enrich their collections with a unique and valuable item that will increase in value over time. Owning the “Laws of the Free City of Krakow” is not only prestigious, but also a living history lesson in Krakow’s legal and cultural heritage. This unique publication is sure to attract attention and generate interest in any library.