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Reciprocal Guarantee of Two Nations
The Reciprocal Guarantee of Two Nations was an act adopted by the Great Sejm of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth on 20 October 1791, as an amendment to the Constitution of 3 May. It confirmed the union of Poland and Lithuania as a federation of equal partners and guaranteed Lithuania equal representation in the joint government and treasury. It was overturned with the constitution after 1792.
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