A General View of Sweden: Containing, Besides a Geographical Description of the Country, an Account of its Constitution, Religion, Civil and Criminal (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149381601)

"A General View of Sweden" by J-P Catteau-Calleville, originally published in 1790, offers a comprehensive overview of Sweden during the late 18th century. This detailed account provides not only a geographical description of the country but also an in-depth analysis of its constitution, religion, and legal systems, including both civil and criminal laws. Catteau-Calleville delves into the population dynamics, natural resources, and the intricacies of Sweden's external and internal commerce.

Furthermore, the book examines the nation's finances, monetary system, weights, and measures, painting a complete picture of Swedish society and economy. This historical work serves as an invaluable resource for understanding the political, social, and economic landscape of Sweden during a pivotal period in European history.

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