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Description	English: Title page of Philipp von Hörnigk's Österreich Über Alles, Wenn Sie Nur Will (Austria Over All, If She Only Will), 1684 edition. Text: Oesterreich Uber alles wann es nur will. Das ist wohlmeinender Fürschlag wie mittelst einer wolbestellten Lands-Oeconomie, die Kayserl. Erbland in kurzem über alle andere Staat von Europa zu erheben / und mehr als einiger derselben / von denen andern Independent zu machen. Durch einen Liebhaber der Kayserl. Erbland Wolfahrt. Gedruckt im Jahr Christi 1684
Date	1684
Source	Österreich Über Alles, Wenn Sie Nur Will
Author	Philipp von Hörnigk (1640 - 1712)

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