Adam Mickiewicz (December 24, 1798 - November 26, 1855) was a prominent Polish poet and a key figure in the Romantic movement of 19th-century Polish literature. His poetry deeply reflected the history and culture of the Polish nation and is considered the founder of Polish literary heritage.
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Source: Pan Tadeusz
“I and motherland are one. My name is Million, because for millions do I love and suffer agonies.”
Source: Forefathers' Eve
“as for those of you who are complicit, it is not you that I want to destroy, but your shackles”
Source: Dziady
“Whoever comes to me, will be free and equal, because I am freedom.”
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Source: The great improvisation