The Habsburg Brothers’ Feud

  • Geoff Mortimer
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Abstract

By mid-1605 the Habsburg territories were in turmoil. Hungary was in the hands of Bocskay and his rebels, and they were invading Moravia, Bohemia was still simmering over the anti-Protestant Vladislav edict, and a confrontation was looming in Upper and Lower Austria between the Protestant nobility and the Catholic administration of Khlesl and Archduke Matthias. Moreover the Turks were launching a new offensive in the south.

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Religious Freedom Catholic Church Religious Issue City Hall Hard Line 
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© Geoff Mortimer 2015

Authors and Affiliations

  • Geoff Mortimer
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  1. 1.St Edmund HallUniversity of OxfordUK

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