#Memoirs of Emeric count Teckely in four books, wherein are related all the most considerable transactions in Hungary and the Ottoman Empire, from his birth, anno 1656, till after the Battel of Salankement, in the year 1691 / translated out of French. Histoire d'Emeric, comte de Tekeli. English#

##Le Clerc, Jean, 1657-1736.## Memoirs of Emeric count Teckely in four books, wherein are related all the most considerable transactions in Hungary and the Ottoman Empire, from his birth, anno 1656, till after the Battel of Salankement, in the year 1691 / translated out of French. Histoire d'Emeric, comte de Tekeli. English Le Clerc, Jean, 1657-1736.

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#####Front##### MEMOIRS OF EMERIC Count Teckely.In Four BOOKS.Wherein are related all the moſt conſiderable Tranſact

1. To the Right Honourable RICHARD Earl of Bellomont, Treaſurer to Her Majeſty.

2. THE PREFACE TO THE READER.

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1. Memoirs on the Life Of EMERIC Count of TEKELI.

   _ The Firſt Book. He had in vain implor'd the Emperors ſuccour, who would have him firſt to deliver up to him the CounThe Year 1661 which followed theſe firſt troubles, did further verifie all the Complaints. The Tranſ1662. The German Army being return'd into Hungary, began to give the Hungarians the ſame apprehenſioThe Negotiation of Themiſware continued all the Winter, the Turks making them ſtill hope that it wou The Emperor would gladly have had the Hungarians to furniſh him Money to raiſe and maintain a GermaLobkovits Propoſitions were anſwered by writing in the beginning of the Year 1665. The Hungarians re In the beginning of the Year 1666. the Soveraign Chamber of Hungary, ſollicited by the complaints o The Year following they ſpoke of having her Crowned Queen of Hungary, and the States of the Kingdom 'Tis ſaid that Nadaſti, diſguſted that he was refuſed a Dignity, which he thought was his due, atte The Court of Vienna having received this Advice, cauſed exact ſearch to be made every where to find We have no deſign to relate in particular the Circumſtances of his Priſon, no more than of the othe The Imperial Council being delivered from this fear, and ſeeing that all who could reſiſt the deſig In the Twenty Eighth of February, in the Year following, the Emperor Signed a Declaration, by which From the year 1674. the Turks, who had been but ſpectators of theſe Troubles, or who ſince the Peac 1675. For this or ſome other reaſon the Imperial Court thought fit to endeavour to bring the Male-c 1676. Hoſtilities continuing on all ſides Count Straſoldo ſurprizes Debrezen a Town Tributary to th 1677. The Year 1677. was not more fortunate for the Imperial Court than the precedent, altho it beg 1678. At the beginning of the year 1678. the Council at Vienna offer'd the Hungarians three Churche 1679. The Emperor who had been engaged in a War with France ever ſince the year 1673. and obliged t 1680. While the Armies were in Winter Quarters, Count Leſly being troubled with the Gout, went to P 1681. The Proteſtants demanded, that their Churches ſhould be re-eſtabliſhed, and that their School 1682. The Turks were diſpos'd for great Enterprize, and there was no doubt but it was for Hungary; 1683. At the beginning of the year 1683. the Turks and the Imperialiſts march'd their Troops towardTEckely being returned into Hungary, immediately ſaw the Effects of the Grand-Signor's Promiſes, in The Imperial Troops took their Winter-Quarters in Hungary, and upon the Frontiers of Auſtria; Lands 1686. In the beginning of the following Year, the Princeſs publiſhed Letters, as dated from BelgradWhilſt the Imperialiſts and Turks made great Preparations for the following Campagne, the Gariſon ofTHe Affairs of the Ottoman Empire being in a very great diſorder, and the new Sultan, no more than hIn the beginning of the Year 1689, Teckely ſent his Secretary to the Hoſpodar, to congratulate his nThat Courier Arrived in the beginning of the Year 1690, and preſented to the Emperor the Grand SeigiIn the month of July, the Imperial Army, being above 40000 Strong, and commanded by Prince Lewis of _ Memoirs on the Life Of EMERIC Count of TEKELI. The Second Book. He had in vain implor'd the Emperors ſuccour, who would have him firſt to deliver up to him the CounThe Year 1661 which followed theſe firſt troubles, did further verifie all the Complaints. The Tranſ1662. The German Army being return'd into Hungary, began to give the Hungarians the ſame apprehenſioThe Negotiation of Themiſware continued all the Winter, the Turks making them ſtill hope that it wou The Emperor would gladly have had the Hungarians to furniſh him Money to raiſe and maintain a GermaLobkovits Propoſitions were anſwered by writing in the beginning of the Year 1665. The Hungarians re In the beginning of the Year 1666. the Soveraign Chamber of Hungary, ſollicited by the complaints o The Year following they ſpoke of having her Crowned Queen of Hungary, and the States of the Kingdom 'Tis ſaid that Nadaſti, diſguſted that he was refuſed a Dignity, which he thought was his due, atte The Court of Vienna having received this Advice, cauſed exact ſearch to be made every where to find We have no deſign to relate in particular the Circumſtances of his Priſon, no more than of the othe The Imperial Council being delivered from this fear, and ſeeing that all who could reſiſt the deſig In the Twenty Eighth of February, in the Year following, the Emperor Signed a Declaration, by which From the year 1674. the Turks, who had been but ſpectators of theſe Troubles, or who ſince the Peac 1675. For this or ſome other reaſon the Imperial Court thought fit to endeavour to bring the Male-c 1676. Hoſtilities continuing on all ſides Count Straſoldo ſurprizes Debrezen a Town Tributary to th 1677. The Year 1677. was not more fortunate for the Imperial Court than the precedent, altho it beg 1678. At the beginning of the year 1678. the Council at Vienna offer'd the Hungarians three Churche 1679. The Emperor who had been engaged in a War with France ever ſince the year 1673. and obliged t 1680. While the Armies were in Winter Quarters, Count Leſly being troubled with the Gout, went to P 1681. The Proteſtants demanded, that their Churches ſhould be re-eſtabliſhed, and that their School 1682. The Turks were diſpos'd for great Enterprize, and there was no doubt but it was for Hungary; 1683. At the beginning of the year 1683. the Turks and the Imperialiſts march'd their Troops towardTEckely being returned into Hungary, immediately ſaw the Effects of the Grand-Signor's Promiſes, in The Imperial Troops took their Winter-Quarters in Hungary, and upon the Frontiers of Auſtria; Lands 1686. In the beginning of the following Year, the Princeſs publiſhed Letters, as dated from BelgradWhilſt the Imperialiſts and Turks made great Preparations for the following Campagne, the Gariſon ofTHe Affairs of the Ottoman Empire being in a very great diſorder, and the new Sultan, no more than hIn the beginning of the Year 1689, Teckely ſent his Secretary to the Hoſpodar, to congratulate his nThat Courier Arrived in the beginning of the Year 1690, and preſented to the Emperor the Grand SeigiIn the month of July, the Imperial Army, being above 40000 Strong, and commanded by Prince Lewis of _ MEMOIRES FOR THE LIFE OF Emeric, Count Teckely. BOOK III. He had in vain implor'd the Emperors ſuccour, who would have him firſt to deliver up to him the CounThe Year 1661 which followed theſe firſt troubles, did further verifie all the Complaints. The Tranſ1662. The German Army being return'd into Hungary, began to give the Hungarians the ſame apprehenſioThe Negotiation of Themiſware continued all the Winter, the Turks making them ſtill hope that it wou The Emperor would gladly have had the Hungarians to furniſh him Money to raiſe and maintain a GermaLobkovits Propoſitions were anſwered by writing in the beginning of the Year 1665. The Hungarians re In the beginning of the Year 1666. the Soveraign Chamber of Hungary, ſollicited by the complaints o The Year following they ſpoke of having her Crowned Queen of Hungary, and the States of the Kingdom 'Tis ſaid that Nadaſti, diſguſted that he was refuſed a Dignity, which he thought was his due, atte The Court of Vienna having received this Advice, cauſed exact ſearch to be made every where to find We have no deſign to relate in particular the Circumſtances of his Priſon, no more than of the othe The Imperial Council being delivered from this fear, and ſeeing that all who could reſiſt the deſig In the Twenty Eighth of February, in the Year following, the Emperor Signed a Declaration, by which From the year 1674. the Turks, who had been but ſpectators of theſe Troubles, or who ſince the Peac 1675. For this or ſome other reaſon the Imperial Court thought fit to endeavour to bring the Male-c 1676. Hoſtilities continuing on all ſides Count Straſoldo ſurprizes Debrezen a Town Tributary to th 1677. The Year 1677. was not more fortunate for the Imperial Court than the precedent, altho it beg 1678. At the beginning of the year 1678. the Council at Vienna offer'd the Hungarians three Churche 1679. The Emperor who had been engaged in a War with France ever ſince the year 1673. and obliged t 1680. While the Armies were in Winter Quarters, Count Leſly being troubled with the Gout, went to P 1681. The Proteſtants demanded, that their Churches ſhould be re-eſtabliſhed, and that their School 1682. The Turks were diſpos'd for great Enterprize, and there was no doubt but it was for Hungary; 1683. At the beginning of the year 1683. the Turks and the Imperialiſts march'd their Troops towardTEckely being returned into Hungary, immediately ſaw the Effects of the Grand-Signor's Promiſes, in The Imperial Troops took their Winter-Quarters in Hungary, and upon the Frontiers of Auſtria; Lands 1686. In the beginning of the following Year, the Princeſs publiſhed Letters, as dated from BelgradWhilſt the Imperialiſts and Turks made great Preparations for the following Campagne, the Gariſon ofTHe Affairs of the Ottoman Empire being in a very great diſorder, and the new Sultan, no more than hIn the beginning of the Year 1689, Teckely ſent his Secretary to the Hoſpodar, to congratulate his nThat Courier Arrived in the beginning of the Year 1690, and preſented to the Emperor the Grand SeigiIn the month of July, the Imperial Army, being above 40000 Strong, and commanded by Prince Lewis of _ MEMOIRES OF THE LIFE OF Emeric, Count Teckely. BOOK IV. He had in vain implor'd the Emperors ſuccour, who would have him firſt to deliver up to him the CounThe Year 1661 which followed theſe firſt troubles, did further verifie all the Complaints. The Tranſ1662. The German Army being return'd into Hungary, began to give the Hungarians the ſame apprehenſioThe Negotiation of Themiſware continued all the Winter, the Turks making them ſtill hope that it wou The Emperor would gladly have had the Hungarians to furniſh him Money to raiſe and maintain a GermaLobkovits Propoſitions were anſwered by writing in the beginning of the Year 1665. The Hungarians re In the beginning of the Year 1666. the Soveraign Chamber of Hungary, ſollicited by the complaints o The Year following they ſpoke of having her Crowned Queen of Hungary, and the States of the Kingdom 'Tis ſaid that Nadaſti, diſguſted that he was refuſed a Dignity, which he thought was his due, atte The Court of Vienna having received this Advice, cauſed exact ſearch to be made every where to find We have no deſign to relate in particular the Circumſtances of his Priſon, no more than of the othe The Imperial Council being delivered from this fear, and ſeeing that all who could reſiſt the deſig In the Twenty Eighth of February, in the Year following, the Emperor Signed a Declaration, by which From the year 1674. the Turks, who had been but ſpectators of theſe Troubles, or who ſince the Peac 1675. For this or ſome other reaſon the Imperial Court thought fit to endeavour to bring the Male-c 1676. Hoſtilities continuing on all ſides Count Straſoldo ſurprizes Debrezen a Town Tributary to th 1677. The Year 1677. was not more fortunate for the Imperial Court than the precedent, altho it beg 1678. At the beginning of the year 1678. the Council at Vienna offer'd the Hungarians three Churche 1679. The Emperor who had been engaged in a War with France ever ſince the year 1673. and obliged t 1680. While the Armies were in Winter Quarters, Count Leſly being troubled with the Gout, went to P 1681. The Proteſtants demanded, that their Churches ſhould be re-eſtabliſhed, and that their School 1682. The Turks were diſpos'd for great Enterprize, and there was no doubt but it was for Hungary; 1683. At the beginning of the year 1683. the Turks and the Imperialiſts march'd their Troops towardTEckely being returned into Hungary, immediately ſaw the Effects of the Grand-Signor's Promiſes, in The Imperial Troops took their Winter-Quarters in Hungary, and upon the Frontiers of Auſtria; Lands 1686. In the beginning of the following Year, the Princeſs publiſhed Letters, as dated from BelgradWhilſt the Imperialiſts and Turks made great Preparations for the following Campagne, the Gariſon ofTHe Affairs of the Ottoman Empire being in a very great diſorder, and the new Sultan, no more than hIn the beginning of the Year 1689, Teckely ſent his Secretary to the Hoſpodar, to congratulate his nThat Courier Arrived in the beginning of the Year 1690, and preſented to the Emperor the Grand SeigiIn the month of July, the Imperial Army, being above 40000 Strong, and commanded by Prince Lewis of #####Back#####

2. AN INDEX Of the matters contained in the Life of TECKELY.

3. ADVERTISEMENT OF Books lately Printed.

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