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A historical account of the siege of Vienna by King Mathias of Hungary from 1484-1485. This book provides a detailed narrative of the events leading up to the siege, the military strategy employed by the king, and the ultimate outcome of the conflict. It offers insight into the political climate and the power dynamics between European nations at the time.
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