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The Swedish Revolution Under Gustavus Vasa

By Paul Barron Watson

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In a time of oppression and foreign rule, one man's rise to power sparked a revolution, forever changing the fate of a nation and its people.

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2007-08-30
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"The Swedish Revolution Under Gustavus Vasa" by Paul Barron Watson is a historical exploration that illuminates the intense political changes in Sweden between 1521 and 1528. The book highlights how Gustavus Vasa rose to power, leading Sweden to freedom from Danish rule and founding a lasting royal family. Readers journey into the past and discover the challenges and social issues of the time, learning about Gustavus Vasa's life and the far-reaching effects of his time as king. The book starts by painting a picture of Gustavus Vasa's early years, showing his upbringing and the troubled state of Sweden during that time. Born in 1496 into a noble family, Gustavus grew up in a country filled with chaos and controlled by foreign powers. Watson clearly explains Sweden's political system at the time, the limitations placed on it by the Church and the upper class, and the constant power struggles that created the opportunity for Gustavus to step forward and lead.

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