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cey-4385	Dueholm, Mikolaj	With Fire and Sword: Military Factors in the Disintegration of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth	2021	20	.pdf	application/pdf	9661	353	49	18 Grześkowiak-Krwawicz, Queen Liberty, 56. 77 perspective, positing that the failure to expand the standing army did not represent simple opposition to military reforms per se, but a conscious rejection of the power such innovations would give the monarchy.19 Historians cite many examples of innovations the Commonwealth was willing to make without having to modify its political structure, for instance the establishment of weapon foundries and penning of influential treatises on siege craft.20 Essentially, the nobility was happy to adopt certain aspects of the military revolution as long as they did not change the political status quo. It identifies lack of a professional army, overreliance on cavalry, failed attempts at reform, funding problems, and unrestricted power of the magnates as the primary military factors leading to the eventual partition of the Commonwealth.	cache/cey-4385.pdf	txt/cey-4385.txt