Das Tagebuch des St. Galler Fürstabts Pankraz Vorster 1796-1829 (Peter Erhart)

Das Tagebuch des St. Galler Fürstabts Pankraz Vorster 1796-1829 (Peter Erhart)

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Das Tagebuch des St. Galler Fürstabts Pankraz Vorster 1796-1829 (Peter Erhart)Der in Neapel geborene Pankraz Vorster war der letzte Frstabt von St. Gallen. Seine Tagebcher erlauben einen Blick in die Welt eines rastlosen Reisenden, der die Hoffnung auf die Rettung von Land und Kloster nie aufgab. Zwei Jahre nach Pankraz Vorsters Wahl 1796 war mit dem Ende der Alten Eidgenossenschaft und der Besetzung der Ostschweiz durch franzsische Truppen auch das Schicksal der Frstabtei besiegelt. Eine Zukunft des Klosters ohne dessen

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012