The Secret Chancellery of Anhalt

Name: Fürstl. Anhaltische gehaimbe Cantzley
Author: Jocher, Wilhelm

Fürstl. Anhaltische gehaimbe Cantzley

attr. Jocher, Wilhelm

German

1621

467 pages

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Step inside the ultimate 17th-century political leak: the captured private papers of Prince Christian of Anhalt. This explosive expose pulls back the curtain on a web of secret treaties, code-named conspiracies, and a desperate plot to topple the House of Austria, revealing how the 'Calvinist spirit' fueled a high-stakes game of European shadow diplomacy.