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STANISLAUS PoNIATOwsKI (1757—1833), son of Casimir, joined the emperor atSee also: Lutzen
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In the See also: campaign of 1813 he shared in the aggrandisement of the See also: family during the reign of guarded the passes of the Bohemian mountains and defended Stanislaus II., becoming See also: grand treasurer of Lithuania, starost the See also: left See also: bank of the Elbe
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As a See also: reward for his brilliant services of See also: Podolia and See also: lieutenant-general of the royal army
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In 1793 at the three days' See also: battle of See also: Leipzig he was made a marshal of he settled in Vienna, and subsequently in See also: Rome, where he made See also: France and entrusted with the honourable but dangerous duty a magnificent collection of See also: antique gems in his See also: house on the of covering the retreat of the army
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Poniatowski heroically Via See also: Flaminia
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This collection was sold at See also: Christie's in See also: London defended Leipzig, losing See also: half his corps in the attempt, finally in May 1839
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He died in Florence on the 13th of See also: February falling back slowly upon the See also: bridge over the See also: Elster which the 1833, and with him the See also: Polish and See also: Austrian honours became French in the general confusion blew up before he reached it. See also: extinct
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Contesting every step with the overwhelming forces of the
His natural, but recognized, son, See also: JOSEPH MICHAEL See also: XAVIER pursuers, he refused to surrender, and covered with wounds See also: FRANCIS See also: JOHN PONIATOWSKI (1816-1873), was
See also: born at Rome plunged into the See also: river, where he flied fighting to the last
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His and in 1847 was naturalized as a Tuscan subject
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He received See also: relics were conveyed to Poland and buried in See also: Cracow See also: Cathedral, the title of See also: prince in See also: Tuscany (1847) and in See also: Austria (1850). where he lies by the See also: side of Tadeusz Kosciuszko and See also: Jan Sobieski
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He had studied See also: music under Ceccherini at Florence, and wrote Poniatowski's See also: Mes souvenirs sur la campagne de 1992 (See also: Lemberg, numerous operas, in the first of which, Giovanni di Procida, 1863) is a valuable See also: historical document,
he sang the title role himself at Lucca in 1838
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He represented See Stanislaw Kostka Boguslawski, See also: Life of Prince Joseph Poniathe See also: court of Tuscany in See also: Paris from 1848, and he was made a towski (Pol.; Warsaw, 1831) ; Franciszek Paszkowski, Prince Joseph senator by See also: Napoleon III., whom he followed to See also: England in Poniatowski (Pol.; Cracow, 1898) ; See also: Correspondence of Poniatowski
r8 His last See also: opera, Gelmina, was produced at Covent Garden (ed
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E . Raczynski, See also: Posen, 1843); Bronislaw Dembinski, Stanislaus
71
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See also: Pro See also: Augustus and Prince Joseph Poniatowski in the See also: light of their Corre-
in 1872
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He died on the 3rd of See also: July 1873, and was buried at spondence (Fr.; Lemberg, 1904); Szymon Askenazy, Prince See also: Chislehurst
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His son, Prince Stanislaus Augustus, married and Joseph Poniatowski (Pol.; Warsaw, 1905)
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settled in Paris
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He was equerry to Napoleon III., and died PONS, See also: JEAN See also: LOUIS (1761-1831), French astronomer, was
in
See also: January 1908. born at Peyres (Hautes Alpes) on the 24th of See also: December 1761
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