Pan Tadeusz · Character
Kosciuszko
National hero of Poland, invoked as a symbol of freedom.
minor
Also known as Thaddeus Kosciuszko
First appearance: book i home keeping
Kosciuszko shows up with force in Translator's Preface. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Refused to lend his name to Napoleon's designs.
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In Translator's Preface: Refused to lend his name to Napoleon's designs. Later, in Endnotes: Referenced in notes about the battles of…
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