Korespondencja prywatna nuncjusza Juliusza Piazzy z biskupem Agostino Steffani z lat 1706-1708

Jan Kopiec

doi:10.52204/np.1992.78.223-241

Vol. 78 (1992): Our Past

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Private correspondence of Nuncio Julius Piazza with Bishop Agostino Steffani from 1706-1708

Jan Kopiec

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.52204/np.1992.78.223-241 [Google Scholar]
Published: 1992-12-30

Abstract

The article presents the content of private letters from the nuncio to Poland, G. Piazza, residing in Troppau, to the vicar apostolic in the north (for the area of northern Germany), Bishop A. Steffani, in the years 1706-1708. The letters show the difficult circumstances in which Piazza had to fulfill his duties as nuncio after the abdication of King Augustus II. In accordance with the point of view of papal diplomacy, he supported Augustus' right - as a legal ruler - to the Polish throne. These private letters add many details to the information contained in Piazza's official reports to the Secretary of State.

References

Kramer H., Habsburg und Rom in den Jahren 1708-1709, Insbruck 1936. [Google Scholar]

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Keywords

Agostino Stefanni
Giulio Piazza
papal diplomacy
correspondence
18th century

How to Cite

Kopiec, J. (1992). Private correspondence of Nuncio Julius Piazza with Bishop Agostino Steffani from 1706-1708. Our Past, 78, 223–241. https://doi.org/10.52204/np.1992.78.223-241

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[1] Kramer H., Habsburg und Rom in den Jahren 1708-1709, Insbruck 1936. [Google Scholar]