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Додаток ч. 4 Інформація з The Moderate Intelligencer, May 10, 1649, No. 216:

"The Commissioners which the King of Poland sent to treat Chmielnisky Generali of the Cossaques, be returned to Warsovia; where they report, that this Generali shews but little inclination unto peace; and yet that they accord unto a Cessation of Arms untill Whiteson- tide; during which no Polonian may advance beyond the Town of Bar, nor Cossaque further then only on this side thereof.

They have brought also their Demands from that Generali: 1. That at the Assembly of the Realme, a, Russian [Ukrainian] Archbishop may sit among th' other Prelates; 2. That the Re-union of the Russians [Ukrainians] with the Church of Rome shall be revoked; 3. That Craplinsky [Czaplinski], who carried away the wife of Chmielnisky, may be delivered into the hands of the Cossaques; 4. That no Charge, of Command, be given unto the Prince of Wieseinizm [Wiszniowiecki] beyond the River of Borystenes [Dnieper]; 5. That the Generali of the Cossaques may be permitted to raise as many Troops as he will, without depending on any other, but his Majesty of Poland im­mediately; 6. And that none but a Gentleman of Russia [Ukraine] be from henceforth, Voyvode, or Castle-keeper of Kiow. But these Conditions being found too unjust, great Preparation is made all Poland over to bring those Rebels unto reason, His said Majesty being resolved to go in Person against them with an Army of 40,000 men".

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Источник: ТЕОДОР МАЦЬКІВ. ХМЕЛЬНИЧЧИНА В ТОГОЧАСНИХ ЗАХІДНЬОЕВРОПЕЙСЬКИХ ДЖЕРЕЛАХ. ОСТРОГ - НЬЮ-ЙОРК 2007. 2007

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