This book offers a unique perspective on Polish political history during the early modern period. Jan Czubek, a 19th-century journalist and scholar, presents a collection of political writings from the era of the first interregnum in Poland (1572-1576). He offers insightful commentary on the political struggles of the time, including the challenges of establishing a stable government and the role of the nobility in Polish politics. Recommended for those interested in Polish history, political science, and international relations.

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