Confederacy in Poland Electing a King by Free Vote
A 1733 Dyet of Convocation declares unity among states of the Republick to prevent unilateral kingship. They fix August 25, 1733 for a free election and summon all states exceptes Furеviétis to attend. The Great Dutchy, Lithuania, and provinces are to cooperate, with the Crown and nobles pledging mutual defense and rights protection. The Primates are urged to secure unanimous consent and an oath by the future king to uphold liberties.
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Zatar
Orwiecini
Masovia
Kievia
Rodlachia
Lukow
Turku
Great Dutchy
Paris
N.S
Madrid
Valdepennas
Oran
Marquis de Villadarias
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