German philosopher (1632–1694)
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A supplement to Mr. Samuel Puffendorf's Introduction to the history of Europe: containing A most Exact Historical Account of several European States and Countries, and other things, not Inserted in the said Introduction. Viz. The Lives of the Popes. The Turkish Empire; and an Historical Account of the European Tartars, and the Cossacks; together with some Historical Observations of Lapland and Greenland. By J. C. M. D. S. Reg. S. who oblig'd the Publick with Puffendorf's Introduction and Continuation
Crull, J (Jodocus), d. 1713?.Date: 1726- E-books
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A supplement to Mr. Samuel Puffendorf's Introduction to the history of Europe: containing A Succinct, but most Exact Historical Account of several European States and Countries, not Inserted in the said Introduction. Viz. The Lives of the Popes. The Turkish Empire. An Historical Account of the European Tartars, and the Cossacks. With some Historical Observations of Lap land and Greenland. By J. C. M. D. S. Reg. S. who oblig'd the Publick with Puffendorf's Introduction and Continuation
Crull, J (Jodocus), d. 1713?.Date: 1710- E-journals
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An introduction to the history of the principal kingdoms and states of Europe . By Samuel Puffendorf, counsellor of state to the late King of Sweden. Made English from the original high-Dutch. The eleventh edition corrected and improved. With an appendix, containing an introduction to the history of the principal sovereign states of Italy, viz. Venice, Modena, Mantua, Florence, and Savoy.
Samuel von PufendorfDate: MDCCLIII. [1753]- E-journals
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An introduction to the history of the principal kingdoms and states of Europe . By Samuel Puffendorf, counsellor of state to the late King of Sweden. Made English from the original high Dutch. The tenth edition corrected and improved. With an appendix, containing an introduction to the history of the principal sovereign states of Italy; particularly Venice, Modena, Mantua, Florence, and Savoy.
Samuel von PufendorfDate: MDCCXXIX. [1729]- E-books
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The whole duty of man, according to the law of nature . By that famous civilian Samuel Puffendore, professor of the law of nature and nations, in the University of Heidelberg, and in the Caroline University, afterwards counsellor and historiographer to the King of Sweden, and to his electoral highness to Brandenburg. Now made English.
Samuel von PufendorfDate: 1715