About Walerian Stroynowski
Lived 1753 – 1834 (aged 80–81). Walerian Stroynowski was a Polish and Russian economist, politician, jurist, collector and writer.
Walerian Antoni Stroynowski (14 April 1759 - 12 November 1834) was a Polish nobleman, politician, and economist. He was a deputy to the Great Sejm (1788-1791), where he supported the Constitution of 3 May 1791 reform movement. In addition to political reform, he also advocated physiocracy. He was an author of a number of letters, speeches, and pamphlets.
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Who was Walerian Stroynowski?
(1753-1834)
When was Walerian Stroynowski born?
Walerian Stroynowski was born in 1753 in Velykyi Khodachkiv.
When did Walerian Stroynowski die?
Walerian Stroynowski died on 12 November 1834 in Saint Petersburg.
What was Walerian Stroynowski's occupation?
Walerian Stroynowski was an economist, politician, jurist, collector and writer.
What nationality was Walerian Stroynowski?
Walerian Stroynowski was Polish and Russian.
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