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Stock Photo: Jan Matejko Painting: The Italian Duchess Bona Sforza, Queen Of Poland

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The Italian Duchess Bona Sforza, Queen of Poland, left Poland in 1556 for her native Bari, where the Habsburg Philip II, King of Spain, had her poisoned and after her death annexed the Duchy of Bari. The poison was administered to the Queen by her personal physician, Antonio da Macerata. Painting by Jan Matejko

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Stock Photo: Jan Matejko Painting: The Italian Duchess Bona Sforza, Queen Of Poland

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