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Title	:	Pan Wołodyjowski (The Trilogy #3)
Author	:	Henryk Sienkiewicz
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 597 pages
Published	:	1997 by Narodowa Biblioteka Lektur Szkolnych (first published 1888)
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Classics. European Literature. Polish Literature. Fiction. Cultural. Poland

Pan Wołodyjowski (The Trilogy #3)

Henryk Sienkiewicz

Paperback | Pages: 597 pages

Rating: 3.96 | 2121 Users | 48 Reviews

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Pan Wołodyjowski jest ostatnią powieścią Trylogii (pozostałe to Ogniem i mieczem i Potop). Akcja toczy się na Kresach podczas wojny polsko-tureckiej, za panowania Michała Wiśniowieckiego. Michał Wołodyjowski pojawiał się we wcześniejszych częściach cyklu, zyskując coraz bardziej na znaczeniu. Pisarz, tworząc swego bohatera, wzorował się na autentycznej osobie - podolskim rycerzu Jerzym Wołodyjowskim który zginął podczas obrony Kamieńca. Powieść Sienkiewicza wypełniają dzieje potyczek, pościgów, pojedynków i licznych romansów składających się na porywającą lekturę.

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Original Title:	Pan Wołodyjowski
ISBN:	8371622139 (ISBN13: 9788371622137)
Edition Language:	Polish
Series:	The Trilogy #3, The Trilogy - 3 book edition #3
Characters:	John III Sobieski, Michał Wołodyjowski, Jan Zagłoba, Hassling-Ketling of Elgin, Basia Wołodyjowska, Azja Tuhaj-bejowicz, Krystyna Drohojowska, Adam Nowowiejski
Setting:	Poland

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this is the third and almost final part of the history of poland that started in the Fire and Steel (fourth if you count the medieval " teutonic knights".the first half of the book is a boring romance with chivalric love and such stuff.after about two hundred pages the real story unfolds.the description again is magnificent original and very realisticwe are now in the south-west borders where the commonwealth is expecting a great invasion from the ottoman empire. again there are epic battles

I can't remember how I found this, but Polish history has been a soft spot for me for decades. I really liked reading it, especially the "supporting" characters.

The standard for which all epic adventure books should be measured.

Before read this book I had committed a mistake, to read in somewhere (and I do not remember where) that the best part of Sienkiewicz's Trilogy is the second. To get things worst, the initial chapters of Pan Wolodyjowski were boring, and not by the romantic plot, but for the choices Michal had made. And then, some years have gone, some things changes and the story turnabout. Thankfully for the best.With border skirmishes and battles, the old pan Michal returns and the war with the turks takes

Interesting finale to the entire Trilogy. The last volume seemed to get away from making the history of the period the main focus. The characters and their beliefs were more focused. While saying that, the story shows how deeply people can feel about issues, such as religion, honor, patriotic pride and self serving selfishness.The trilogy is a microcosm of the world we live in today. Sadly, the human race has not found a way to live with each others beliefs and ideals. Rather amazing when you

Of the Trilogy this is my least favourite. It feels, to me, as though it is lacking a focus.

I actually finished this book a week or so ago, but I haven't had the time to write out the thing, and I wanted to explain why I only gave it three stars before I just rated it and sent it on its way.I have several conflicting emotions as to this book. There were things that I liked, things I hated, things that brought tears to my eyes, things that I rolled said eyes at.... yes, very conflicting. Which is sad, since I was really looking forward to it.I was excited when I picked it up because I