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Sejm

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Sejm [seɪm]
n
(Law / Parliamentary Procedure) the unicameral legislature of Poland
[Polish: assembly]
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The republic was designed as an elective monarchy with a bicameral parliament composed of the appointive Senate, in which castellans, palatines, and bishops were represented, and the elective Sejm (the Diet), which consisted of the szlachta's envoys.
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