Famiano Strada (1572 – 6 September 1649) was an Italian Jesuit and historian of wars in the low countries (Belgium and Netherlands) during the early part...
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Italian Jesuit historian Famiano Strada (1572–1649) became popular throughout Europe and was translated into many languages. Strada first published it in...
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Parma nearly died during the attack on his pontoon bridge in 1585. Famiano Strada: Histoire de la guerre des Païs-Bas, 1727....
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the British Navy Shaped the Modern World (Harper Collins, 2004) p.88 Famiano Strada, Segunda decada de las Guerras de Flandes: desde el principio del govierno...
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"den Schweiger": Emanuel van Meteren, 1608 and 1614; cf. "Taciturnus": Famiano Strada, 1635. The Dutch historian Robert Fruin (1864) has argued that this...
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were copied by auditores, others are autographs of masters such as Famiano Strada, Christopher Clavius, Francisco Suarez, Roberto Bellarmino, Mutio Vitelleschi...
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cavalry and infantry, although they failed to arrive. According to Famiano Strada, the garrison numbered 1,200 soldiers, mostly French, Scottish and English...
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1648 Leo by Visscher, 1650 Leo by Schenk 1707 A Leo Belgicus map by Famiano Strada, 1648 A Dutch coin of 1753 depicting the Leo Belgicus holding a liberty...
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the British Navy Shaped the Modern World (Harper Collins, 2004) p.88 Famiano Strada, Segunda decada de las Guerras de Flandes: desde el principio del govierno...
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