Pan Tadeusz

Note 1 — INTRODUCTION

George Rapall Noyes translation

Quoted from a letter of Krasinski, by Kallenbach, Adam Mickiewicz (Cracow, 1897), vol. ii. p. 174. 2. Poland, a Study of the Land, People, and Literature (London and New York, 1903), p. 284. 3. Vilna on our maps; Wilno is the Polish spelling. 4. English readers are fortunate in possessing an excellent account of the life and writings of Mickiewicz in the work by Miss Monica M. Gardner, Adam Mickiewicz, the National Poet of Poland (London and New York, 1911). 5. I am here indebted to Kallenbach (Adam Mickiewicz, Cracow, 1897), and Pilat (Introduction to edition of Pan Tadeusz of Towarzystwo Literackie, Lemberg). 6. Brückner, Geschichte der polnischen Litteratur (Leipzig, 1901), p. 371. 7. By Franciszek Karpinski, 1741-1825. 8. By Kazimierz Brodzinski, 1791-1835.

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