Today's session at Congress was particularly active. The President was present at the Senate, where Speaker Stanisław Małachowski of the Poland-Ukraine Confederation highlighted a pressing issue. He urged fellow lawmakers to finalize the recruitment project during the current session, which aims to bolster our national defense forces.

Secretary Jan Łuszczewski read several articles today. Topics spanned from dealing with the repatriation of deserters and how to finance military expenses from agricultural holdings to liberating people after twelve years or two enlistment terms of military service. Another point of debate was the proposal of non-coercive recruitment in royal and spiritual cities, particularly emphasizing avoiding market days for this activity.

Upon rigorous discussion, the Representatives and Senators made several amendments and corrections. However, all articles concerning the recruitment project were unanimously accepted. The project, which addresses the issue of providing troops, has now been completed in its entirety.

The session wrapped up with plans to resume on the upcoming Monday, December 7th, at 10 a.m., where lawmakers will undoubtedly tackle more critical issues facing The Union.

Stay tuned to your academics' corner for future insights into The Union's political shifts and decisions as we continue to connect past proceedings with today's understanding. And remember, history is not just about dates and decrees; it's about the people that forged them. Check out the family trees and histories of these 18th-century politicians on Genealogia Potomków Sejmu Wielkiego for more personal insights into the architects of our past legislation.

Topics: Sejm Session; Recruitment Project; Marshal of the Polish-Ukrainian Confederation, Stanisław Małachowski; Sejm Secretary, Jan Łuszczewski; Deserters; Levy from folwarcz villages; Emancipation from serfdom; Recruitment regulations; Suspension of session;