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Franciszek Zabłocki
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Franciszek Zabłocki

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  • Polish literature
    / The rise of the Polish drama

    …or Krakovians and Highlanders”); and Franciszek Zabłocki, who is important for Fircyk w zalotach (1781; “The Dandy’s Courtship”) and Sarmatyzm (1785; “Sarmatian Ways”). Aleksander Fredro’s comedies appeared when the Romantic movement was under way, and in them the influences of Molière and Carlo Goldoni are evident, as his Zemsta (1834;…

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    …or Krakovians and Highlanders”); and Franciszek Zabłocki, who is important for Fircyk w zalotach (1781; “The Dandy’s Courtship”) and Sarmatyzm (1785; “Sarmatian Ways”). Aleksander Fredro’s comedies appeared when the Romantic movement was under way, and in them the influences of Molière and Carlo Goldoni are evident, as his Zemsta (1834;…

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