Polish Captivity

"The Polish Captivity" provides a detailed account of the situation of Poles in the mid-19th century, focusing on the Kingdom of Poland and the Polish provinces under Austrian, Prussian, and Russian rule. Written by H. Sutherland Edwards, this work offers insights into the political and social conditions endured by Poles during a period of significant foreign domination and national struggle. The book explores the various forms of oppression, resistance, and cultural preservation efforts undertaken by the Polish people across different regions.

This historical study is valuable for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of Polish history and the challenges faced by a nation divided among powerful empires. Edwardsâ€(TM)s account sheds light on the enduring spirit of the Polish people and their quest for independence, making it a compelling read for historians and those interested in European political history.

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