WÓJCICKI Kazimierz Władysław, Warsaw, its mental life and literary movement during thirty years (from 1800 to 1830).

Warsaw, its mental life and literary movement during thirty years (from 1800 to 1830).

Reprinted from the Warsaw Library of 1879, Warsaw 1880. Nakł. Gebethner and Wolff. 8 (large), pp. [4], 179, wraps broch. oryg.
Covers in protective wrappers. Uncorroded and rubbed edges of covers, rust spots on pages, book block cracked, own stamp, copy uncut and uncut. Kazimierz Władysław Wójcicki (1807-1879) - Polish writer and publisher, historian of Warsaw. In his diaries he recorded the behavior of certain social groups (Warsaw residents, artists, students, writers). He published them towards the end of his life, but they mainly concerned the time before the November Uprising. They include, among others: Warsaw's prevalence in the country; Warsaw bribes; Spreading political news; Literary piracy; Fruitful songs.