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This comprehensive history of sixteenth-century Sweden has remained a standard work for English-speaking historians since its publication in 1968. It is now available in paperback for the first time. The book includes a full account of the reign of Gustav Vasa (1523-60), one of the greatest rulers of his age, and of the half-century after his death that paved the way for Sweden's emergence as a great power. Professor Roberts provides an account of the course of the Swedish Reformation: he analyses those trans-Baltic entanglements which were to assume such importance, both for Sweden and for Europe, in the next century; and he pays particular attention to the constitutional controversies which reached their climax, though not their end, with the deposition of King Sigismund and the 'Bloodbath of Linköping'.… (meer)
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...for what is here display'd is no History of the Wars of the Turks and the Roman Empire... whereof the whole World abides the issue, every man apprehending a general Servitude and universal Thraldom; no, it is no greater matter than a Relation of hos things stood in Sweden for some few years; which to know is by no means incumbent upon all.
GUSTAV II ADOLF: Introduction to a History of his own Times
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Preface -- Though the history of the Swedish Reformation has attracted the attention of a few non-Swedish historians, there seems to be no extended account in English of the general history of Sweden in the sixteenth century.
I. Introduction: the end of the Union of Kalmar
On a broad inlet of Lake Mälar, in the very heart of central Sweden, lies the ancient town of Strängnäs: a cluster of somnolent streets; a few old houses; a famous gymnasium dating from the early seventeenth century; a modest cathedral crowning a little rise and looking out over the wooded shores and the wide expanse of water.
This comprehensive history of sixteenth-century Sweden has remained a standard work for English-speaking historians since its publication in 1968. It is now available in paperback for the first time. The book includes a full account of the reign of Gustav Vasa (1523-60), one of the greatest rulers of his age, and of the half-century after his death that paved the way for Sweden's emergence as a great power. Professor Roberts provides an account of the course of the Swedish Reformation: he analyses those trans-Baltic entanglements which were to assume such importance, both for Sweden and for Europe, in the next century; and he pays particular attention to the constitutional controversies which reached their climax, though not their end, with the deposition of King Sigismund and the 'Bloodbath of Linköping'.
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