Katarzyna Kossakowska

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Katarzyna Kossakowska (died 1803), was a Polish noblewoman and politician.^[1] She was an important politician in mid 18th-century Poland, and known for her opposition to King Stanislaw. She was known as a wit.

Her correspondence has been preserved.

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