Leben, Schicksal Und Ende Des Dr. Nicolaus Krell, Ehemaligen Geheimdenraths Und Canzlers Am Churfrstlich-schsischen Hofe

The life, fate, and end of Dr. Nicolaus Krell, former privy councilor and chancellor at the Saxon Elector's Court, is chronicled in this detailed and fascinating historical work. The book includes portraits and documents from his life, as well as a narrative of his trial and execution for treason. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the political intrigue and societal norms of the Baroque era in Germany.

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