The British in Poland in the Seventeenth Century.

Known as ‘the Scots’, the British were, after the Germans, the second largest minority group in seventeenth-century Poland. They were tradesmen, artisans, political and religious émigrés (Catholics, opponents of the Anglican Church), soldiers drafted into the Polish Army, professors of the academies...

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Published in:	Seventeenth Century Vol. 17; no. 2; pp. 254 - 273
Main Author:	Krawczyk, Antoni
Format:	Article
Published:	Taylor & Francis Ltd Autumn2002
Subjects:	Emigration & immigration British people Polish history > 17th century Ethnic relations Poland
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