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| Anonymous edition - Zygmunt Krasiński Resurrecturis Paris 1852 first edition At the Polish Bookstore at 20 Saint-Germain Street Printed by L. Martinet o. contemporary with preserved original(!) booklet cover. 14s. On the title page a woodcut with Christ and an angel Beautiful condition, undated stamps Infrequent Estr. XIX, vol. 2 pp. 474. Napoleon Stanislaw Adam Feliks Sigismund Krasinski coat of arms Slepowron (born February 19, 1812 in Paris, died February 23, 1859 there) - Polish count, and poet, playwright and prose writer. One of the trinity of bards, the greatest poets of Polish Romanticism. In Resurrecturis the author laid out his views on the eternal philosophical question "how to live?". |
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