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in Wisnia, August 31, 1627, lastroccy of the assembly to the members of the Sejm.
1. We, the council, dignitaries and citizens of the voivodeship of the Russian lands, having gathered for the assembly of His Majesty the King. Mci p. n. m. nam pro die 31 Augusti w Wiszni submitted '), having chosen Ich Mci pp. among themselves. deputies of our brothers from the land of Lviv, Mr. Jakub Sobieski, starost of Krasnystaw, and Mr. Mikołaj Ostrorog, starost of Drohowy; from the Przemyśl land of Mr. Remian Wojakowski, substoly, and IMć, Mr. Jan Fredro, subsędek of the Przemyśl land; from the land of Sanok, IMć Mr. Jan Lesczyóski, deputy judge of Sanok, IMć Mr. Jan Bal, we commissioned them to render faithful submission to our King. The gentlemen congratulated J. Kr. on his long, good health and happy rule over the countries of this Republic of Poland. Mci p. n. m. by God's will and by the free voices entrusted to us. Humbleness in addition to J. kr. The above mentioned people will be grateful to the fact that His Majesty the King, Mć, in the usual way of thinking about the whole of our homeland, deigned to express these works, hardships and costs in his old age, as well as in the first Prussian expedition with Prince IMcia Władysław, and now also show and promise his gracious grace and fatherly affection towards us, his faithful subjects, and his faithful subjects. deigns. 3. They will humbly thank J. kr. Mr. Mci, that in his instructions given to us, he kindly promised that what would serve to establish the rule of ancient rights and freedoms, in this J. kr. You will be pleased to please Rzpita, so with humility and humility, J. kr. We ask you, Mr. and Mrs., that J. kr. Mć publica postulata, which concernunt rights of freedom and our freedoms, from our ancestors J. kr. With kindness, as from J. kr. He himself has sanctimoniously sworn to us, and which the Chamber of Deputies, with humble request, has already submitted several sessions of the Sejm, to a happy and orderly result, ex benignitate sua, and upon his present promise. J. kr. contributed to this. In addition to his great triumphs, he, no less, will leave the conquered hearts and spirits of his faithful subjects, post sera fata, his immortal name in this our homeland and against his holy descendants, the unfailing coalescet affection in this Republic and the ancient confidence between the subjects and the lord, for the restoration of which both parliamentary consultations and all matters Rzptej more smoothly and felicius than it used to be in those days. 3. They will thank the hetman and the noble knights for their hardships and courage to protect the homeland. We also wish, even though our resources are sufficient, that with the consent of the other voivodeships, they will be allowed to donate a quarter of the money, "Recommends of H. the Crown Prince Mci and the Rzpltej and IMci Mr. Ensign of Bracław ') tenderness and courage and happy for
•) By the universal act of July 12, 1427, the general sejm in Warsaw was scheduled for October 12, the district sejmik in Wiśnia for August 31, and the main sejmik in Korczyn for September 22. Castr. San. Rei. 150 p. 647, ») Stanisiaw Koniecpolski. ») Stefan Chmielecki.