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by Laelius 1551-1602? Carta de Peregrinus (Created by), Pedro Fernandez Navarrete (Author)
Conservación de monarquías y discursos políticos sobre la gran consulta que el consejo hizo al Señor Rey Don Felipe Tercero is a historical work reflecting on the preservation of monarchies and the political discourses surrounding a significant consultation with King Philip III of Spain. The text also includes La Carta de Leilo Peregrino a Estanislao Borbio, privado del Rey de Polonia, a letter by Leilo Peregrino to Estanislao Borbio, a confidant of the King of Poland.
This volume offers valuable insights into the political thought and governance during the reign of Philip III, providing a glimpse into the dynamics between the monarchy, the council, and influential political figures. The inclusion of Peregrino's letter adds another dimension, connecting Spanish political concerns with broader European diplomatic and political landscapes.
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