Distinta relazione della segnalata vittoria Ottenuta dall’Armi Cesaree comandate dal Sereniss. Prencipe Eugenio di Savoja… delli Morti, e Feriti, e della preda fatta, come pure le Capitolazioni di Belgrado. Venezia, Girolamo Albrizzi, 1717

Small 4to; leaves 4 nn.; two headed eagle with swords on title page; illustrated initials, text on two columns.

Very rare original edition. Are shown in detail the military operations that led to the victory of the army Hapsburg on the army turkish, with the fall of Belgrade; follow the nine "capitulation Points concerted". The document is signed in the end by Prince Eugene.Eugene of Savoy, 1663-1736. Although he was a scion of the family of Savoy-Soissons, was at the Habsburg service, undertook a military career and soon became the Imperial Army commander. It regarded by many as the last of the soldiers of fortune; It was also a skilled Austrian army reformer, true precursor of modern warfare. Commanded armies in the Habsburg Austro-Venetian-Turkish war of 1714-1718; in 1717 march on Belgrade, still in the hands of the Turks, and August 16, 1717 snatches the city to the Turks after a brief siege.