Titlebook: Eyewitness Accounts of the Thirty Years War 1618-48; Geoff Mortimer Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

Ancestor

,Gallus Zembroth’s Allensbach Chronicle,untouched by the Thirty Years War until the Swedish invasion reached the area two years later. Gallus Zembroth recorded the war experiences of the village and its neighbourhood from 1632 until the final departure of troops in 1649, adding a short continuation dealing with the post-war years, and a f

Criteria

Infelicity

The Memoirs of Colonel Robert Monro, an exception, as he published his own memoirs and observations as a book in 1637. Monro, whose origins were on the Cromarty Firth north of Inverness, was a grandson of the 15th Baron Fowles, and as he is variously reported to have lived until 1675 or 1680 his birth cannot long have preceded his fat

nurture

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恩惠

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08058-9 question as to how far eyewitness records which are not overtly fictionalised contradict or confirm such a myth, either as a valid representation of actual experience or as a general contemporary perception of the war.

Airtight

R. Kuckhermann,E. Nitsche,G. v. Müllersuch records and later made a further decision to write them up into more shaped accounts, and those who wrote such accounts from memory only. These groups correspond to those identified on the basis of time of writing in Chapter 2.

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