If you liked State and society in early modern Austria by Charles W. Ingrao, start with La monarquía de los Habsburgo (2020), The Hessian Mercenary State (1986), and Austrian History Yearbook, 1992 (vol. 023) (1992). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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BookOrb recommends La monarquía de los Habsburgo (2020), The Hessian Mercenary State (1986), Austrian History Yearbook, 1992 (vol. 023) (1992), Austrian History Yearbook 1997 (vol 28) (1997), and In quest and crisis (2014).

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State and society in early modern Austria is by Charles W. Ingrao.