Nadawca i odbiorca w Dzienniku wyprawy Stefana Batorego pod Psków Jana Piotrowskiego

Tomasz Ślęczka

doi:10.34768/fp2018a1

Authors

Tomasz Ślęczka University of Wrocław, Faculty of Philology https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2711-4732 (unauthenticated)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34768/fp2018a1

Keywords:

Jan Piotrowski, Andrzej Opaliński, Stefan Batory, letter, diary, The Russo-Polish Wars of the 16th century

Abstract

The work is dedicated to the traces of the author’s presence and the image of the recipient in Jan Piotrowski’s Journal of Stefan Batory’s campaign against Pskov. The author, a canon of Gniezno and the royal secretary, prepared, on behalf of the royal marshal, Andrzej Opaliński, reports on the progress of the expedition and at regular intervals he sent them to his principal, informing him of the progress of the struggle with the Muscovites. Piotrowski hides behind his relations and there is little to say about him on the base of what he wrote. He is a keen observer who collects information skilfully but rarely allows himself for private and personal remarks. The image of the recipient is revealed only indirectly, through what the author chooses and sends to the addressee. Andrzej Opaliński is a demanding master but he can be content with what his agent collects in Batory’s camp. He is interested not only in matters directly connected with the war, but also in the actions of the most important persons in the Republic of Poland (eg. Chancellor Jan Zamojski).

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Author Biography

Tomasz Ślęczka, University of Wrocław, Faculty of Philology

Doctor of Humanities, assistant professor at the Department of the History of Old Polish Literature at the Institute of Polish Philology, University of Wrocław. His research interests focus on the presence of historical reflection in Old Polish literature and epistolography. Author of the monograph Aleksander Macedoński in Old Polish Literature (Wrocław 2003), as well as several articles in collective works and journals.

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