Joannis Bisselii Le Societate Jesu, Leo Galeatus, Anni M.dc.xx. Hoc Est, Maximiliani, Bavariae Ducis, Expeditio, Pugna, Victoria Pragensis... details the military campaign of Maximilian I, Duke of Bavaria, during the year 1620. Written in Latin by Johannes Bissel of the Society of Jesus, the work focuses on Maximilian's expedition, battle, and victory at Prague.
The book provides a historical account of Maximilian's role in the Thirty Years' War and his leadership within the Catholic League. It serves as a valuable primary source for understanding the military and political events of the early 17th century, particularly concerning the conflicts between Catholic and Protestant forces in Central Europe. This historical record offers insight into the strategies, personalities, and consequences of the war through the lens of a Jesuit scholar.
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