The Compleat History of Sweden, From Its Origin to This Time: Comprehending the Lives and Reigns of All Its Kings and Governors, the Several in Respect to the Other Kingdoms of Europe.

Puffendorf, Samuell

ISBN 10: 0266216757 / ISBN 13: 9780266216759

Published by J. Brudenell, for Joseph Wild, London, 1702

About this Item

This is the 1702 first edition. Bound in full brown original leather binding. There is slight wear and rubbing to the edges, with the corners slightly bumped. The text block is square and tight and the pages are clean and tightly bound. A remarkably preserved original binding for this rare publication. ; 624 pages.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Compleat History of Sweden, From Its Origin to This Time: Comprehending the Lives and Reigns of All Its Kings and Governors, the Several in Respect to the Other Kingdoms of Europe.
• Publisher: J. Brudenell, for Joseph Wild, London
• Publication Date: 1702
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0266216757
• ISBN 13: 9780266216759
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Condition: Good+

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Synopsis

Excerpt from The Compleat History of Sweden, From Its Origin to This Time: Comprehending the Lives and Reigns of All Its Kings and Governors, the Several Revolutions, Wars, Riches, Forces, Strength, and Interest of That Nation, in Respect to the Other Kingdoms of Europe

Em (prince) endeavours a Marriage With Elizabeth Q_ of England, 224. Is Crown'd, 226. His Troubles Abroad 229. Refolves to Marry the Queen of Scar, 2 Dea mark and Labeck Proclaim War againfl: Se Swedes beaten, 241 Bravery of the Swedifl.

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