Instrumentum Pacis Inter Sacras Regias Maiestates Sueciae Et Poloniae Ab Una Et Seren. Regiam Maiestatem Ac Elector Serenitatem Saxoniae Ab Altera Par (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781279555729)

This historical document, "Instrumentum Pacis Inter Sacras Regias Maiestates Sueciae Et Poloniae Ab Una Et Seren. Regiam Maiestatem Ac Elector Serenitatem Saxoniae Ab Altera Parte," details the Treaty of Altranstädt. Concluded near Leipzig on September 14-24, 1706, it marks a significant moment in the Great Northern War. The treaty involved Sweden and Poland on one side, and Saxony on the other. This English version provides insight into the complex political landscape of 18th-century Europe.

The document sheds light on the negotiations between Charles XII of Sweden and Augustus II the Strong, Elector of Saxony and King of Poland, offering valuable historical context for understanding the shifting alliances and power dynamics of the era. A key primary source for scholars of European history and international relations.

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