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Vol. 64 No. 3 (2026)
Published 2026 October 30

The Sensus Historiae journal publishes academic articles in the field of historical sciences and interdisciplinary articles reflecting on the historical experience of societies. The aim of the journal, as expressed in its title, is to study the transformations of historical consciousness, memory, and historical culture of societies from the modern era to the present day, i.e., during the broadly understood modern period to the present day.

We are interested in the processes of transformation of these historical phenomena within nation states, as well as the mutual perception of societies that are both neighboring and distant in time and space. The mission of the journal is to interpret national histories within a network of connections, mutual influences, and parallels (this involves interpretative strategies such as those indicated by the terms connected history, Beziehungsgeschichte, histoire croisée, etc.) with varying spatial scope, from the Central European context, through the European context, to connections between regions on a global scale.

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DOI: 10.14746/sh
ISSN: 2082-0860

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PUBLISHER
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań
Faculty of History

Daily Life in Women’s Courts in the 18th-Century Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

Articles

Bożena Popiołek
7-14
Daily Life in Women’s Courts in the 18th-Century Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Introduction
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Bernadetta Manyś
15-34
Women’s Frailties in Everyday Life: Representations of Bodily Ailments in the Correspondence of Franciszka Urszula Radziwiłł née Wiśniowiecka (1705–1753) and Anna Ludwika Radziwiłł née Mycielska (1729–1771)
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Jarosław Pietrzak
35-54
Lukrecja Katarzyna Denhoff, formerly Grudzińska, née Radziwiłł - Lady of Szymanów and Golub in the Sphere of Family and Property Matters
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Mateusz Wyżga
55-72
A Noblewoman in Early Modern Poland as an ‘Ordinary’ Woman. From Studies on the Liquidity of Social Boundaries
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Paweł Tyszka
73-87
Anna Franciszka Zamoyska (née Gnińska) as a Muse and Patron of Writers
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Magdalena Biniaś-Szkopek, Marcelina Kilińska
89-101
Women in Search of Protection. The Problem of Marital Violence in the Judicial Practice of the Poznań Consistory Court (1404–1434)
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Mikołaj Tomaszewski
103-118
In Courts and before the Crown Tribunal: Legal Issues and Litigation Activity of Konstancja Czapska, Pomeranian Voivode’s Wife
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Agnieszka Jakuboszczak
119-134
Rien de remarquable. Family and Social Life of Apolonia Biron, née Ponińska, and Her Social Circle as Seen through the Diaries of Paul Bigot and His Disciples from 1790 to 1793
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Katarzyna Kuras
125-147
The World of Teofila Jabłonowska, Crown Standard-Bearer’s Wife (1677–1754), in the Light of Family Correspondence
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Małgorzata Ewa Kowalczyk
149-161
“My Parents Resolved to Place Me under the Care of Her Serene Highness Princess Sapieha”. Youthful Memoirs of Stanisław Mikołaj Treter from His Stay at the Court of Teofila Strzeżysława Sapieha, née Jabłonowska
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