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Proces o obrazę papieża Urbana VI w świetle historiografii

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Kaleta P.
Nasza Przeszłość. Studia z dziejów Kościoła i kultury katolickiej w Polsce
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2017
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vol. 128
99-110
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Urban VI był bezkompromisowym papieżem. Doprowadziło to go do skrajnej niepopularności w samym Rzymie. Również jeden z polskich duchownych począł znieważać papieża, że aż został za to aresztowany. W historiografii polskiej owa sprawa nie doczekała się może sporej literatury, ale za to widać doskonale na niej kolejne „warstwy historiografii”, które przez lata rodziła się w umysłach uczonych. W niniejszym szkicu chciałbym odróżnić fakty źródłowe od historiografii, porównując dokument mówiący o tym zdarzenia z dziełami historyków
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Urban VI was one of the most adamant popes, which caused his unpopularity in Rome. Polish historiography mentions a Polish priest who was arrested for insulting Urban. Through this case, despite its awakening little interest, the subsequent layers of Polish historiography can be detected, showing the historians’ opinion. In this paper, I would like to focus on distinguishing facts from historiography and comparing primary and secondary sources.
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Zdrady możnych a rotacja elity władzy w Wielkopolsce w dobie panowania potomków Władysława Odonica

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Kaleta P.
Historia Slavorum Occidentis
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2015
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issue 2(9)
63-79
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The thirteenth century witnessed three betrayals in which involved were noble houses from Wielkopolska. Tomasz of the Nałęcz coat of arms acted against Przemysł I, while Sędziwój Zaremba of Jarocin conspired against Przemysł II. Both houses of Nałęcz and Zaremba reportedly participated in the so-called Rogoźno Crime. This paper looks at the consequences of the betrayals. Apparently, a Duke should remove unfaithful offi cials from his entourage (that is how rotation of offi cials works), yet it was not always the case. The article attempts to answer the question whether any rotation existed back then and presents stories behind each of the betrayals.
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W SPRAWIE GENEZY KONFEDERACJI MACIEJA BORKOWICA

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Kaleta P.
Meritum – Rocznik Koła Naukowego Doktorantów-Historyków Uniwersytetu Warmińsko-Mazurskiego w Olsztynie
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2016
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vol. VIII
31-48
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Maciej Borkowic’s confederation was signed in 1352 by 84 knights form Greater Poland. It didn’t have one or two causes, but it was combination of few economic and politically-social factors, which toward to outbreak. In this paper, I’ll try to wonder about all this causes and connected them to raising disappointment of Casmir the Great reign’s in the Greater Poland. That dissatisfaction increased law in forced, limitation in trade with Wroclaw, lack of participation in ruling beside Casmir the Great and newly created united Greater Poland’s general eldership, which was entrusted to the foreigner from Śląsk – Wierzbięta of Palowice. This last cause was the trigger to outbreak the Confederation, which leader was Maciej Borkowic.
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