Hamburg, Gottfried Liebernickel, 1695. 12mo. 59 pp. Minor spotting, some on the title. Paper boards from mid 18th-century, spine worn, front board with handwritten paper label. From the library of Ericsberg. VD17 23:315351V (2 copies). Bibl. danica III, 685. Warmholtz 2730 note. Second edition, the first was printed in Kiel in 1673. The Nordic union king Erik of Pomerania destroyed on July 1, 1420 almost completely the island of Fehmarn and nearly extinguish the population. According to the legend survived one of each families Mackeprang, Witt and Rauert. Christian Kortholt (1633-94) from Fehmarn was a lutheran teologian and became professor at the University in Rostock. Seller Inventory # 65615

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Title: Femaria desolata oder historisch ...

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Very Good

Book Type: Softcover / Paperback

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