Monografie
Senndschrifften der Kün. May. zu Franckreich, an die Chur unnd Fürsten, Stennd unnd Stette des Heyligen Römisch[e]n Reichs Teütscher Nation darvon sy sich jrer yetzigen Kriegs Rüstung halbenn, auff das kürtzest erklert
Letter of Henry II of France to the League of German Princes in which he shows himself a Protestant abroad but a Catholic at home. He refers in his duplicity to the recent alliance between France and the League to weaken the power of Charles V.
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Deutsch
- Umfang
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[8] Bl.
- Standort
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Regensburg, Staatliche Bibliothek -- 999/Caps.100(15
- URN
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urn:nbn:de:bvb:12-bsb11087440-0
- Letzte Aktualisierung
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16.04.2024, 13:55 MESZ
Entstanden
- S.l. : [1552]
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