Second Hand Pappenheim
Daran erkenn’ ich meine Pappenheimer: Gottfried Heinrich zu Pappenheim – Des Reiches Erbmarschall und General
Series : Stekos historische Bibliothek, Band V; also Beitrage zur Kultur und Geschichte von Stadt, Haus und e
Author : Maik Reichel, Inger Schuberth, Alexander Querengässer and Roland Sennewald
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Condition
Very good in very good dust jacket.
The hardback binding appears firm and square, with clean, bright pages and no inscriptions, annotations or significant internal marks. The ribbon marker is present, although its exposed end is slightly frayed. The boards are well preserved. Please refer to the supplied photographs for the book’s exact condition.
The original illustrated dust jacket is preserved beneath a transparent protective wrapper. The jacket appears clean and bright, with only light edge and corner wea. The protective wrapper has some surface rubbing, light scratches and handling marks.
Details
General - Pages : 125 | Images : 142 predominantly colour illustrations, including portraits, paintings, engravings, documents, artefacts, & photographs | Publisher : Verlag Janos Stekovics | Place of Publication : Germany | Language : German
Hardback - Year of Publication : 2012 | Edition : First edition | Size : 287mm x 220mm | ISBN : 9783899233308
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An extensively illustrated study of Gottfried Heinrich zu Pappenheim, hereditary marshal of the Holy Roman Empire and one of the most prominent cavalry commanders of the Thirty Years’ War. The contributing historians examine Pappenheim’s family and the Franconian town bearing his name, his service to the Catholic League and Emperor, his role at the White Mountain, Magdeburg and Breitenfeld, and his fatal wounding at the Battle of Lützen in 1632. The volume also explores his relationship with Wallenstein, the origins of the celebrated phrase “Daran erkenn’ ich meine Pappenheimer,” and Pappenheim’s subsequent historical reputation. Illustrated with 142 predominantly colour portraits, paintings, engravings, documents, artefacts, archaeological material and photographs. German text.
