roughness". Ultimately, Hołowiński abandoned his translation work, with Placyd Jankowski continuing his efforts. Hołowiński's first works as a writer were...
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Placyd Jankowski (20 September 1810 – 3 November 1872), also known under his pen name John of Dycalp, was a Polish Orthodox priest and writer. Jankowski...
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started working for his alma mater as an assistant in descriptive geometry to Placyd Zdzisław Dziwinski. From 1908 to 1909, he also studied mathematics and philosophy...
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of Grzegorz Domański (a laborer and former soldier); and brothers Bruno Placyd Franciszek (born 1786) and Ferdynand (1788–1827), owner of Masłomiąca. After...
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English poet was first translated into Polish in 1837 by Ignacy Hołowiński, Placyd Jankowski [pl], and the novelist Joseph Conrad, after the novelist Józef...
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