File:Dankaerts-Historis-9284.tif
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Nederlands: Cornelis Danckaerts: Historis oft waerachtich verhael van den gantschen toestant van oorlooge soo die ghevoert is in Duitschlandt, door den grootmaechtigsten en onverwinnelicksten Koningh Gustavus Adolphus Coninck der Sweeden, etc. waer in De overwinninge der steden en sterckten in Duytslandt, belegeringen, veldtslagen, nieuwe gemaeckte Sterckten en Fortressen, verbonden en naburige geschiedenissen, beschreven en met kopere platen (meest door Matheo Meriaen geteeckent afgebeelt worden. Nu in't Nederduytsch uytgegeeven door Cornelis Danckaerts (1642)
English: History's oftentimes miserable tale of the entire state of the war that is being waged in Germany, by the greatest and most unconventional King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden, etc. wherein [are] the takeovers of cities and strongpoints in Germany, sieges, battles, newly made strongpoints and fortresses, connected and neighboring occurences, described and depicted with copper plates (mostly drawn by Matthäus Merian. Now published in Dutch by Cornelis Danckaerts (1642))
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