Assisi, Sgarigliana Typography, 1782. In 4 °. Loose files, ink blots, small hole due to burning on the white margin of the title page, contemporary rigid parchment binding, smooth spine with manuscript author and title, stains and some ancient pen counts on the plates.
Specialist Notes
The first edition of the work was printed in Lyon in 1746 in Lyon and is perhaps the primary source for the reconstruction of the famous battle of the Austrian succession war fought in 1744 at Velletri between the Austrian troops of Prince Christian of Lobkowitz and the Spanish-Neapolitan ones of King Charles of Bourbon, who came out victorious. & nbsp;
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