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The Polish-Lithuanian State, 1386–1795 (review)

Paul W. Knoll

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This welcome volume is an important addition to the distinguished series in which it appears. Stone's impressive accomplishment provides a treatment that is fair and balanced, one that covers politics, society, economy, and culture, and one that includes the histories of not only the Poles and Lithuanians but encompasses the numerous regions and other peoples of this multinational state. This is not only a contribution to English-language literature, but also—by virtue of its balance and perspective—one that is unmatched in any language.

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This welcome volume is an important addition to the distinguished series in which it appears. Stone's impressive accomplishment provides a treatment that is fair and balanced, one that covers politics, society, economy, and culture, and one that includes the histories of not only the Poles and Lithuanians but encompasses the numerous regions and other peoples of this multinational state. This is not only a contribution to English-language literature, but also—by virtue of its balance and perspective—one that is unmatched in any language.

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This welcome volume is an important addition to the distinguished series in which it appears. Stone's impressive accomplishment provides a treatment that is fair and balanced, one that covers politics, society, economy, and culture, and one that includes the histories of not only the Poles and Lithuanians but encompasses the numerous regions and other peoples of this multinational state. This is not only a contribution to English-language literature, but also—by virtue of its balance and perspective—one that is unmatched in any language.

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