Chapter V: The Autonomous Center in Poland During Its Decline
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Nathan Hannover, Yewen Mezulah, Venice 1653. The other Jewish
chronicles and records will be found in the collection of
I. Gurland, Le-Korot ha-Gezerot `al Israel, Parts I-VI,
Cracow, 1887-1892, and the posthumous edition, Odessa, 1892.
Kostomarov, Bogdan Khmelnitzki, vols. I-III, St. Petersburg,
1884 [R].
Arkhiv Yugo-zapadnoy Rossiyi ("Archives of South-western
Russia"), Part III, volume 3, Kiev 1876, containing the
documents relating to the Haidamacks, with a preface by V.
Antonovich [R].
----, Part V, volume II, Kiev 1890, concerning the censuses of
the Jewish population of the South-western region, taken
during the years 1765-1791 [R].
Volumina Legum, vols. IV-VIII, passim.
Bersohn, Dyplomataryusz, Nos. 247-350, 357-384.
Schorr, "The Cracow Collection, etc.," see bibliography to
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