The 19. of August. : The entertainement of Count Mansfield, and the Duke of Brunsvvick, into the seruice of the Duke of Bulloygne, being both dismissed by the King of Bohemia. : As also the inuasion made vpon the countrey of SerBruggen by Count Mansfield, with his arriuall in the prouince of Namure ... with strange tidings from Bergen vp Zome ... likewise the wonderfull proceedings of Monsieur Tilly and Don Cordoua in the palatinate ... moreouer, the late commotion which happened in Turkie, wherein about 60000 Turkes were slayne: with the actions of Bethlem Gabor ...

The 19. of August. : The entertainement of Count Mansfield, and the Duke of Brunsvvick, into the seruice of the Duke of Bulloygne, being both dismissed by the King of Bohemia. : As also the inuasion made vpon the countrey of SerBruggen by Count Mansfield, with his arriuall in the prouince of Namure ... with strange tidings from Bergen vp Zome ... likewise the wonderfull proceedings of Monsieur Tilly and Don Cordoua in the palatinate ... moreouer, the late commotion which happened in Turkie, wherein about 60000 Turkes were slayne: with the actions of Bethlem Gabor ...

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Subject:	Mansfeld, Ernst, -- graf von, -- 1585-1626. Christian, -- Herzog von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, -- 1599-1626. Bethlen, Gábor, -- Prince of Transylvania, -- 1580-1629. Bethlen, Gábor, -- Prince of Transylvania, -- 1580-1629. Christian, -- Herzog von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, -- 1599-1626. Mansfeld, Ernst, -- graf von, -- 1585-1626. Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) Thirty Years' War, 1618-1648 -- Campaigns -- Early works to 1800. Military campaigns. Europe -- History -- 1517-1648 -- Early works to 1800. Europe. Early works. History.
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