Cover of Manifesto da Serenissima Sra. Rainha de Hungria, e Bohemia, Arquiduqueza de Austria, &c. mandado publicar e divulgar pelas provincias, que França domina, fronteiras ao Imperio

Manifesto da Serenissima Sra. Rainha de Hungria, e Bohemia, Arquiduqueza de Austria, &c. mandado publicar e divulgar pelas provincias, que França domina, fronteiras ao Imperio

by Johann Daniel von Menzel

Translated by José Freire de Monterroyo Mascarenhas

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"Manifesto da Serenissima Sra. Rainha de Hungria, e Bohemia, Arquiduqueza de…" by Joam Daniel de Mentzel is a historical document published in the early 18th century. The work serves as an official manifesto aimed at the provinces under French control during a time of military conflict involving the Austrian Crown. The book details the intentions of the Hungarian Queen to restore peace and stability in the regions affected by war while asserting her jurisdiction and authority. The manifesto outlines the Queen's triumphs in expelling enemy forces and emphasizes a compassionate approach toward the inhabitants of the provinces. It calls for residents to remain calm and comply with the royal directives, promising justice and clemency in return. However, it also communicates stern consequences for those who resist or engage in hostilities against her forces, detailing severe punishments for rebellion. Overall, the document reflects the political climate of the time, showcasing the interplay between authority, conflict, and the desire for peace amidst upheaval.

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