The Journal of Joachim Hane

This journal is a firsthand account of the experiences of Joachim Hane, a German soldier who served under Oliver Cromwell during the mid-17th century. It details his time in France, including his escapes from dangerous situations and the various trials and tribulations he faced. This book provides a unique and intriguing perspective on this period of history.

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