(Death sentence on insurgents). Todesurtheil, welches von dem Lemberger k. k. Criminal-Gerichte an Theophil Wiśniowski, fälschlich Carl Duval, Winnicki, Dąbrowski, Zagórski und Benedict Lewiński (...).

(Death sentence on insurgents). Todesurtheil, welches von dem Lemberger k. k. Criminal-Gerichte an Theophil Wiśniowski, fälschlich Carl Duval, Winnicki, Dąbrowski, Zagórski und Benedict Lewiński (...).

and Todesurtheil (...) an Joseph Kapuściński. (Lvov 1847). (32.5 x 20.7 cm), k. (7).
Comprehensive justification of the verdict on the insurgents who organized troops against the Austrian army in 1846. Since most of the activists were of noble origin, the authorities organized a revolt of peasants against the nobility, the so-called Galician rabble. The verdicts include Teofil Wisniowski, a November insurgent, a freeman, turned over to the authorities by Ukrainian peasants, and Jozef Kapuscinski, an emissary of the Tow. Dem. Polish. Both were executed. In the verdict, extensive descriptions of the actions of the conspirators, many names of conspirators, e.g. Ludwik Mieroslawski and Edward Dembowski. Folding marks, brown spots, soiling. Last sheet in 2/3 completed with paper without damage to text. Sticker vignette of the House of Books at the end.