PROPAGANDA LITERATURE OF THE COURT OF JOHN III SOBIESKI

Discover the fascinating world of political intrigue and literary machinations at the court of John III Sobieski. This unique publication takes us back to a time when the pen was a powerful tool in the hands of power. Learn about the writings that were intended to support the activities of the court and shape public opinion. Immerse yourself in a reading that will help you better understand the political goals of the king in the initial phase of his reign.

• Selection of the most important writings from the era of John III Sobieski
• Analysis of the political goals of the then ruler
• Insight into the mechanisms of propaganda of the court
• Understanding the historical context of the reign of John III
• Writings recognized by historians as the most important for the era

This publication contains writings that were created in the circles of the court of John III Sobieski and were intended to support his activities. Although it is not certain whether all texts have been included, it is a carefully selected selection of writings recognized by historians as the most important for understanding the reign of this ruler. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge about the political goals that the king set himself in the initial phase of his reign.

The Historia Iagellonica publishing house presents this publication as an important contribution to research on the era of John III Sobieski. The collected political writings, although incomplete, provide an insight into the political realities of the time and the mechanisms of propaganda. Thanks to this reading, the reader can better understand the historical context and the goals that the king pursued at the beginning of his reign.

This book is aimed at all history enthusiasts, students, researchers and people interested in the era of John III Sobieski. It is a valuable source of knowledge about the political realities of the time and the mechanisms of court propaganda. Thanks to this publication, the reader can better understand the historical context and the goals that the king pursued at the beginning of his reign. The paperback edition, in 206x151 mm format, has 135 pages.