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Refugees in Early Modern Europe
The chapter surveys refugees and refugee reception in early modern Europe, providing a historical context for the book’s subsequent conceptual translation. Early modern religious warfare and confessionalisation generated large-scale forced migrations involving Jews, Muslims, Catholics, and Protestan
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