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A Republic of Nobles: Studies in Polish History to 1864. Edited and translated by J. K. Fedorowicz. Maria Bogucka and Henryk Samsonowicz, co-editors. Cambridge, London, and New York: Cambridge University Press, 1982. xvi, 293 pp. Illustrations. Maps. $37.50.

In general, Jedruch has been fair and evenhanded in his treatment. His data are accurate, his judgments objective and well argued. Throughout the book runs the conviction that Poland's legislative and constitutional history is not one merely of anarchy, subjugation, and "bad government," void of contribution to the national heritage and the European tradition. Written with care and learning, this guide will be very useful to all who approach the Polish legislative tradition with a desire to learn more of its concern with individual rights, freedom of conscience, civil disobedience, pacificism and militarism, and of the way it has been the focus at crucial times for the life of the nation.