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3 documents · Fonds 131 and 132

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132/1/261261-04132 — Lviv city council — correspondence1687Copy of the Scottish Proclamation of James VII on Religious Toleration

Copy of the Scottish proclamation of indulgence: permission for moderate Presbyterians to hold services only in private houses, separate relief for Quakers, suspension of laws against Catholics, and conditional amnesty. The document maintains the ban on open-air services, introduces a new oath of absolute obedience, and orders publication and sealing. This is not the English Declaration of April 4, 1687.

James VII, King of Scotland (James II as King of England); copyist unidentified
To: Subjects of the Kingdom of Scotland; copy in the correspondence of Arthur Forbes
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132/1/485485-001132 — Lviv city council — correspondence1725-03-16Recommendation of Mr. Zwolski by Jerzy Dzieduszycki to Voivode Jan Stanisław Jabłonowski

Jerzy Dzieduszycki recommends to Jan Stanisław Jabłonowski Mr. Zwolski, a former captive ransomed in Constantinople, who distinguished himself by registering Polish slaves. He asks for support with the Grand Crown Hetman to obtain a passport and letters of recommendation for his return journey to Turkey.

Jerzy Dzieduszycki [signed: Dziedoszycki], Crown Equerry
To: Jan Stanisław Jabłonowski, Voivode of Ruthenia (according to the inventory; in the text: Monseigneur / Vostre Excellence)
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132/1/489489-52132 — Lviv city council — correspondence1696Fragment regarding a young lady and her estate

A fragment concerning a marriage proposal for a young lady, the mentioned Castellan of Vitebsk, her temperament, and her vast fortune.

Anna Dolska [?]; fragment unsigned
To: recipient unknown
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