Reading of the Confederacy Article Ends Ongoing Disputes
A long assembly in Warsaw read a key article on funding the Republic from royal revenues. Disputes with Prussia and Papal nuncios over paving the royal treasury and Palatine Podolia services sparked protests and urgent demands to sign the Confederacy. After heated exchanges, the primate aided a reading, and signings proceeded with clauses for Prussia and Cracow, ending with benediction in St John’s Church.
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Prussia
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Cajavia
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