Leilão Bidspirit | Spasovich V. D. Life and

Spasovich V. D. Life and policies of Marquis Belopolskogo. An episode from the history of the Russian-Polish conflict and question. - St. Petersburg, Russia. Printing house of M. Stasyulevich, 1882. - II, 332, II, [2] p. Hard combined owner's binding of the era with gold-embossed spine, regular format (16 x 22.3 cm). The binding is worn; marks, temporary and household stains on the pages; damaged by a beetle-grinder. [Vladimir Danilovich Spasovich (Polish. Włodzimierz Spasowicz (16 January 1829, Rechitsa, Minsk province, now Gomel region — 26 October 1906, Warsaw) was a Russian lawyer, prominent lawyer, Polish publicist, critic and historian of Polish literature, and public figure. Alexander Ignacy Belopolsky, Marquis of Gonzaga-latrine (Pol. Aleksander Ignacy Wielopolski (13 March 1803, Sendzejewice — 30 December 1877, Dresden) was a Polish statesman, XIII ordinate of Pińczów. The representative of the Polish Ducal family Belopolsky emblem ”Stregoni”. Born in the family of Joseph (Jozef) Stanislaus Belopolskogo (1777-1815) and Eleanor Dembinski (1781-1824). He studied law and philosophy in Warsaw, Paris, and göttingen. In 1830, he was elected to the Polish Sejm from the conservatives. During the Polish uprising of 1830, he was sent by the rebel government to London to seek help or mediation, but did not achieve any significant results. Published in 1831 a pamphlet on his mission Mémoire présenté à Lord Palmerstone. He was engaged in farming on his estates and literary activities. In 1846, after the peasants ' revolt in Austrian Galicia, during which hundreds of Polish landowners were slaughtered and which was considered the result of the machinations of the Austrian government, he wrote a pamphlet Lettre d'un gentilhomme polonais sur les massacres de Gallicie adressée au Prince de Metternich (a Letter from a Polish nobleman to Prince Metternich), published in Brussels in 1846. In 1861 Belopolsky was appointed Chairman of the Commission of religious Affairs and national education. In November 1861, he visited St. Petersburg and was able to gain the support of the court, as a result of which he was appointed assistant to the Governor Konstantin Nikolaevich for the civil part and Vice-Chairman of the state Council. On July 26 and August 3, 1862, two attempts were made on Alexander Velepolsky. Thus, the Polish radical organization of the ”Reds” sought to disrupt the liberal reforms they were preparing, during which Velepolsky was going to make concessions, and even a possible Alliance with the organization of the” whites ” in order to avoid an armed rebellion. He carried out a number of liberal reforms-replacing the corvee with a Chinch (dues), equality of Jews, and school reforms. Founded the Warsaw high school. On the other hand, in order to isolate the youth and eliminate the cadres of the rebel organization, he initiated recruitment in early January 1863. In order to isolate dangerous elements, the lists included 12,000 people who participated in demonstrations and were suspected of belonging to the conspirators. This triggered the beginning of the Polish uprising of 1863. On July 4 (16), 1863, he left Warsaw for an untimely vacation and went abroad. At the end of August, he was dismissed from all his positions. Lived in Dresden.]