Marsigli's Europe, 1680-1730: the life and times of Luigi Ferdinando Marsigli, soldier and virtuoso

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1 Bologna and Istanbul 2 The Link with Vienna 3 The World of Danubia, 1688-90 4 Count Marsigli's English Intermezzo 5 The Varied Lessons of Danubian Warfare, 1693-97 6 An Author in the Making 7 The Treaty of Carlowitz and the New Frontier 8 The Downfall of General Marsigli 9 A New World 10 The Later Works of General Marsigli.

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