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Front cover of The Journal of Countess Francoise Krasinska
Skomlin Press

The Journal of Countess Francoise Krasinska

ISBN 9780987153272

Format Perfect BoundPages 126USD $14.95 · GBP £10.95 · EUR €12.95 · AUD A$17.95Category BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Royalty

The journal of the Francoise Krasinksa begins with her as a young girl living comfortably with her parents in the court of Maleszow in southern Poland. She is happy and innocent and nurses a crush on Prince Charles pretender to the Polish throne. Francoise was related to nearly all the noblest families in Poland. Eminently beautiful intelligent and witty her escapades and her fate set tongues wagging in every court in Europe.

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Contributors

Klementyna Tanska Hoffmanowa (1798-1845) was a Polish writer and educator, among the first women in Poland to earn her living by the pen. Born in Warsaw, she wrote widely for young readers and on the moral education of women; The Journal of Countess Francoise Krasinska (1825), an imagined diary of an eighteenth-century Polish noblewoman, is her best-known work and an early example of the historical-diary novel.
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