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Sweden in the 18th century
Some translations and comments:
| Avträdelser | Losses |
| Reval | Then and now capital of Estonia, today named Tallinn |
| Livland | Today southern half of Estonia and northern half of Latvia |
| Dorpat | Today named Tartu. Sweden (king Gustaf II Adolf) founded the university here. |
| dotted area | Sweden after 1814 |
Notes:
Compared to Sweden of today:
The area marked "Sverige efter 1814" (Sweden after
1814) is the same as Sweden today.
The years given under "Avträdelser" refer to different peace treaties described here.
Note the major, historically important, cities of the age.
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