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MikoƂaj the Black

Polish-Lithuanian noble
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    MikoƂaj the Black (1515–65), son of Jan MikoƂaj, was marshal of Lithuania from 1544, chancellor of Lithuania from 1550, and palatine of Wilno from 1551. An opponent of political union with Poland, he became the first of several RadziwiƂƂ Calvinists to promote the Reformation in


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    MikoƂaj the Black (1515–65), son of Jan MikoƂaj, was marshal of Lithuania from 1544, chancellor of Lithuania from 1550, and palatine of Wilno from 1551. An opponent of political union with Poland, he became the first of several RadziwiƂƂ Calvinists to promote the Reformation in


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