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120 [Maciej had naturally joined the Confederates of Bar, who
opposed the King because of his subserviency to the Russians.
"But when the King later declared himself for the patriotic
party... it is no wonder that our Maciek took sides with the
crown, the power of which then needed strengthening. He supported
Tyzenhaus, because of the latter's beneficial activity in the
most important direction, that of the economic welfare of the
country. After the King's contemptible desertion to the camp of
the Confederates of Targowica, all noble and patriotic men in
Poland had of course to oppose him. Thus the King, and not
Maciek, was the real Cock-on-the-Steeple, and our man of Dobrzyn
was really always on the side of those who fought for 'the good
of the country.' "-Lipiner.]
121 [The last Under-Treasurer of Lithuania. He took part in
Jasinski's insurrection: compare p. 3 and note 7.]
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