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...cka - DBL - [https://runeberg.org/dbl/5/0611.html Vol 5 Page 609]</ref> by Swedish authorities for plotting the recapture of Kronborg - the sentence was not c [[Category:18th-century Danish Lutheran clergy]] ...

...to become the new ruler of Norway. When Sweden stopped this plan with a [[Swedish campaign against Norway (1814)|military campaign]], Schmidt accepted the su [[Category:19th-century Norwegian Lutheran clergy]] ...

{{Short description|Swedish inventor and industrialist}} | nationality = [[Swedish people|Swedish]] ...

Known beyond the borders of [[Swedish Pomerania]], Pistorius was mentioned in various descriptions of journeys to [[Category:18th-century German Lutheran clergy]] ...

...vet.se/Sbl/Presentation.aspx?id=6603|work=sok.riksarkivet.se}}</ref> was a Swedish soldier and folk artist. ...church records Gustaf Reuter would spend some of his early years at the [[clergy house]] in [[Himmeta]], and stayed in [[Delsbo]] parish from around 1718.<r ...

...ity and Catholic clergy, blocked all attempts to levy taxes on nobility or clergy, thus only townsfolk and Jews were taxed. ...prising|Cossacks' uprising]] until after the [[The Deluge (Polish history)|Swedish war]] (1648–1658) left a deep and lasting impression not only on the soci ...

...sh occupational surname derived from the [[Latin language|Latin]] word ''[[clergy|clericus]]'', meaning ''[[clerk]]''. The name has been in use as a given n *[[Clark Olofsson]] (born 1947), a Swedish criminal ...

...c]]'' association formed by Polish–Lithuanian ''[[szlachta]]'' (nobility), clergy, cities, or military forces in the [[Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth]] for * [[Piotrków Confederation]], during a dispute about clergy's right to collect [[tithe]] (1406–1407);<ref name="Jędruch1982-136-138" ...

...Livonian and Estonian Affairs was its activity guided by the local (mostly Swedish) legislation of the 15th — the beginning of 18th centuries and the church [[Category:18th-century Swedish people]] ...

...re of the state, but attempted to start a process of westernization of the clergy, relying on those with a western theological education, although he remaine ...perties and the exclusive jurisdiction of [[ecclesiastical court]]s over [[clergy]], and the norms of church life were regulated. The Great [[Synod]] of Mosc ...

...the parish priest again. The church was destroyed during the siege by the Swedish in 1648. For the brave defense of Prague King [[Ferdinand III, Holy Roman E ...ts burned down and also  the chapel in the cemetery, the full ossuary, the clergy house, and the steeple, where all three bells melted. The church was left i ...

| title = [[List of heirs to the Swedish throne|Crown Prince of Sweden]] ...s well as the [[Governor-general of Norway]]. His name before assuming the Swedish title in 1810 was '''Christian August of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augu ...

| result = Swedish victory, [[Denmark-Norway|Denmark]] evacuates [[Scania]] | combatant1 = {{flagdeco|Sweden|naval}} [[Swedish Empire]] ...

There have been bishops in [[Uppsala]] from the time of Swedish King [[Ingold I|Ingold the Elder]] in the 11th century. They were governed ...iscans, Brigittines (with the mother-house at Wadstena) and Carthusians. A Swedish Protestant investigator, Carl Silfverstolpe, wrote: "The monks were almost ...

| caption = North view of the church and [[Clergy house|rectory]] ...anguage=cs}}</ref> third time the church was sacked and set on fire by the Swedish army marching through Fulnek in 1657, fourth time in 1676, and the last tim ...

{{Short description|Swedish poet, feminist and salon hostess}} ...ember 1718 &ndash; Stockholm, Sweden, 29 June 1763) was a [[Swedish people|Swedish]] [[poet]], [[feminism|feminist]] and [[Salon (gathering)|salon hostess]]. ...

...formation]] in Europe and was particularly established to educate Catholic clergy of different countries. ...to destructive Swedish invasion in Prussia and Poland, [[Deluge (history)|Swedish Deluge]]. ...

{{short description|Swedish politician (1729–1803)}} |era = [[18th-century philosophy]] ...

| birth_place = [[Treuenbrietzen]], [[Swedish Pomerania]] ...e came from [[Swedish Pomerania]], a German-speaking area then part of the Swedish Empire, during the reign of [[Gustav III of Sweden|Gustav III]], and was pe ...

...s widely assumed that the roots of {{lang|fi|Herännäisyys}} lay in several 18th-century popular religious revival movements e.g. in [[Savonia (historical province) ...a (historical province)|Ostrobothnia]] and in [[Kainuu]]. Through Lutheran clergy, its influence has expanded beyond the region of origin. ...