Deduction Concerning the Free Exercise of the Augsburg Confession in Silesia
Deduction betreffent das freye exercitium religionis Augustanae confessionis des Landes Schlesien
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German
1647
14 pages
First Translation
No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.
The work is a specialized 17th-century German legal and political 'Deduction' (legal brief) concerning religious rights in Silesia during the Peace of Westphalia negotiations. Searches across multiple scholarly and library catalogs (UNESCO Index Translationum, Google Books, Open Library) for both the original German title and English keywords found no evidence of a complete English translation. Such ephemeral diplomatic and legal documents from this period are rarely translated in full into English.
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Experience a high-stakes legal and emotional plea for survival from the heart of the Thirty Years' War. This text captures the desperate struggle of Silesian Protestants as they fight to preserve their faith against the crushing weight of imperial power and the 'cruel' alternative of forced exile.
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