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[Polish; translation pending] Korespondencja: 4 zapisy nadawców — zobacz osobne pisma

[Polish; translation pending] 4 zapisy nadawców — zobacz osobne pisma · [Polish; translation pending] 18 grudnia / 1702 / lutego / 1703

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132/1/540
1702-02-16
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Letter from Thorn, 16 February 1702, to the General de Russie

Unknown; closing signature illegible → Excellency addressed as “General de Russie” (name illegible)

The sender addresses a high official and discusses a matter that includes a reference to a contract. The difficult text does not establish the full subject or a specific request. The dateline gives Thorn, 16 February 1702.

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132/1/540
1702-02-25
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Letter from Thorn, 25 February 1702, to the Palatine of Ruthenia and General

Unknown → Excellency; address on PDF p. 6: “Monsieur le Palatin de Russie et General” (name illegible)

The sender presents a matter to the recipient and refers to his requests or prior actions. The long, difficult text mentions obligations and further proceedings, but the details cannot be reliably reconstructed.

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132/1/540
1703-02-02
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Letter from Helberga? dated 2 February 1703 about correspondence and the route to Malbork

Unknown; closing signature illegible → Monsieur / His Excellency; the address on p. 12 identifies the recipient as Palatin and General de Russie

The sender refers to correspondence with the recipient and mentions travel or the route from Toruń to Malbork, including distance and road conditions. He asks for a reciprocal reply or account; the details remain difficult to read. Dated 2 February 1703 at a place written “Helberga”.

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132/1/540
1703-01-13
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Letter from Thorn, 13 January 1703, to an Excellency

Unknown; closing signature partly legible → Excellency, addressed on p. 8 as “Monsieur … de Russie”

The sender describes a matter and asks for the recipient’s further attention or help. A benefit or advantage and further handling are mentioned, but the fragmentary text does not establish the specific request.

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132/1/540
1703-02-11
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Letter from Elbląg dated 11 February 1703 about the recipient’s affairs and further action

Unknown; closing/signature illegible → Monsieur / His Excellency; exact identity of the recipient unknown

The sender acknowledges the recipient’s letter and refers to his own return from Königsberg; he discusses a matter involving the recipient and further steps. The remaining text touches on administrative matters but is only partly legible. The dateline on p. 13 gives Elbląg, 11 February 1703 (not 3 February as in the working inventory).

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