Robert Frost
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Robert Frost reveals a neglected influence on his reforms. Published March 1 1998
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Adam Zamoyski
Published May 31 1993
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The first modern constitution in Europe? On the occasion of its bicentenary, Robert Frost looks at the background to a landmark in Polish history which, though it triggered the final disaster of partition by the country's greedy neighbours, was a work of enlightened reform, not revolution. Published April 30 1991
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