Feliks Łojko-Rędziejowski
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Feliks (Felicjan) Franciszek Łoyko-Rędziejowski[1] (1717 - 19 May 1779) was a Polish nobleman, diplomat, political writer, lawyer and economist as well as a confidant of Stanislaus Augustus, supporter of the Polish Enlightenment and from 1766 onwards Poland's ambassador to the Kingdom of France. He was also known as Eleuthère Patridophile, 'Gentil-homme de la Grande-Pologne', 'Gentil-homme polonois' and 'Patridophilis Eleutherus'. He was born in Grzybów and died in Warsaw.
Notes[]
- ^ Also spelled Łoyko-Rędziejowski, Łoyko-Rędziewski or Łoyko-Rydzewski
Sources[]
- Łoyko's manuscripts on Polona.pl
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- 1717 births
- 1779 deaths
- People from Zduńska Wola County
- Polish diplomats
- Polish historians
- Polish male non-fiction writers
- 18th-century Polish writers
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