PRINCE JÓZEF PONIATOWSKI: A KNIGHT WITHOUT BLEMISH

Travel back in time to the turbulent Napoleonic years, where the fates of individuals intertwine with great history. Walery Przyborowski, a master of words, paints a moving picture of the Polish nobility against the backdrop of the war turmoil. Get to know the story of young Witold and his sister Jadwiga, whose lives change irrevocably in the frosty winter of 1812. Their courage, love for their homeland, and unwavering spirit are put to the toughest test.

• A captivating story about the fate of the Polish nobility in Napoleonic times
• The dramatic story of fifteen-year-old Witold and his sister Jadwiga
• An engaging plot full of twists and emotions
• A realistic picture of life in 19th-century Poland
• The inspiring figure of Prince Józef Poniatowski, a symbol of honor and patriotism
• An excellent read for lovers of history and fine literature
• A beautiful edition in paperback

Prince Józef Poniatowski is an extraordinary figure, a symbol of steadfastness and knightly honor. His life, full of sacrifices and the struggle for the freedom of his homeland, is an inspiration for future generations of Poles. Walery Przyborowski, with extraordinary precision and attention to detail, captures the spirit of the era, transporting the reader in time and space.

CM Publishing presents this moving story in an elegant paperback edition. The 198x132 mm format makes the book handy and comfortable to read. 224 pages are filled with emotions, drama, and unforgettable characters. It is a read that will be remembered for a long time.

"Prince Józef Poniatowski: A Knight Without Blemish" is not only a historical novel, but also a universal story about courage, love, and dedication. It is a story that teaches, inspires, and moves. Reach for this book and immerse yourself in the world of unforgettable heroes and events.

Walery Przyborowski (1845-1913) was a Polish writer, publicist, and historian. Author of numerous historical novels, in which he passionately and with commitment described the fate of Poland and Poles. His work enjoyed great popularity among readers, and his books have permanently entered the canon of Polish literature.