Arguments and counter-arguments. The political thought of the 14th and 15th centuries during the Polish-Teutonic Order trials and disputes

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Arguments and counter-arguments. The political thought of the 14th and 15th centuries during the Polish-Teutonic Order trials and disputes / Ed. by Wiesław Sieradzan. - Toruń : Wydaw. Nauk. UMK, 2012. - 200, nlb. 1, tabl. 10, il ; 8˚.

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Sieradzan Wiesław Przedmowa

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Subject

Konrad Mazowiecki Benedykt Makrai Paweł Włodkowic z Brudzenia Łaskarz Andrzej Mazowsze Prusy

Treść: Sieradzan W.: Introduction s. 7-17; Anikowski Aleksander: The Teutonic Order arguments during trials and peace negotiations in the 14th and the beginning of the 15th century s. 19-34; Getka-Pesta Sylwia: Duke Konrad of Masovia in the light of materials from the trials of the Teutonic Order against Poland and Masovia in the 14th and 15th centuries s. 35-54; Güttner-Sporzyński Darius von: Memorialisation and historical awareness - witness testimonies in trials between Poland and the Teutonic Order in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries s. 55-67; Kotecki Radosław: The desacration of holy places according to witnesses' testimonies in the Polish-Teutonic Order trials of the 14th century s. 69-110; Lenartowicz Aleksandra: Paweł Włodkowic and Andreas Laskary as the authors of the Polish revindication programme against the State of The Teutonic Order in 1412-1418 s. 111-122; Milliman Paul: "Melius ius ad terram Pomeranie". Ethnicity and historical consciousness in the 1339 trial between Poland and the Teutonic Knights s. 123-156; Sieradzan W.: Benedek (Benedict) Makrai as a subarbiter in the conflict between the Teutonic Order and its neighbour countries in 1412-1413 s. 157-168; Wróbel Dariusz: The ideological foundations of the Polish repossesion programme towards the State of the Teutonic Order in Prussia in the first half of the 15th century (1412-1422) s. 169-200

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