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Letter from Christian IV of Denmark and the Dukes of Brunswick to Ambrosio Spinola and His Reply
Schreiben, so der durchleuchtigster und grossmechtigster König in Dennemarck, etc. Christianus IV. Nebenst [...] Christiano und Friderico Ulrico an den durchleuchtigsten Fürsten und Herrn Ambrosium Spinolam newlich abgehen lassen
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First Translation
No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.
Extensive searches across multiple scholarly and library catalogs (including local catalogs, Google Books, Internet Archive, and OpenAlex) yielded no evidence of an English translation for this specific 1621 German political pamphlet. Given its nature as a niche primary source document from the Thirty Years' War, it is highly probable that no complete or partial English translation has been published.
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About This Book
Step into the high-stakes diplomatic crossfire of 1621 as a Northern King challenges one of history’s most feared generals. This explosive exchange reveals the clash between constitutional law and military might, asking: who truly speaks for the 'German Nation' during the chaos of the Thirty Years' War?
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