Keywords
Gustavus Adolphus
death
Richelieu
modernity
How to Cite
Abstract
It is a review of the Polish translation of Peter H. Wilson’s 'The Thirty Years’ War: Europe’s Tragedy'. The reviewer underlines the scope of the research and the size of the volume (over 800 pages). One of the greatest assets of the monograph is its multidimensional perspective on the whole spectrum of issues related to the subject matter. There are at least two weak points of Wilson’s work, however: the absence of bibliography and lack of detailed descriptions of battles and skirmishes.
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