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Franckenthalische Belägerung. Or detailed, thorough report and historical narrative of what happened during the recent siege, inside and outside the town of Franckenthal.... O.O.u.Dr. 1621. Cl.4°. 16 S. Late. Cart. Hohenemser 5048 - Rare pamphlet. Eyewitness account by an unnamed citizen of Frankenthal about the unsuccessful siege of the town under the Spanish General de Cordoba in Sep/Oct 1621. - Some waterstaining.

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Franckenthalische Belägerung. Or detailed, thorough report and historical narrative of what happened during the recent siege, inside and outside the town of Franckenthal.... O.O.u.Dr. 1621. Cl.4°. 16 S. Late. Cart. Hohenemser 5048 - Rare pamphlet. Eyewitness account by an unnamed citizen of Frankenthal about the unsuccessful siege of the town under the Spanish General de Cordoba in Sep/Oct 1621. - Some waterstaining.

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