The Schmalkaldic War is remembered chiefly for its decisive battle at Muhlberg, where Charles V defeated the Protestant princes, and Reformation historiography covers that battle and the war's political consequences in depth without ever totaling deaths across the short campaign's other, smaller engagements.
What would resolve this A military historian's combined accounting of losses at Muhlberg and in the war's earlier maneuvering and smaller clashes across 1546 and 1547.
OpenReformation history, early modern military history.Diarmaid MacCulloch, The Reformation: A History (MacCulloch)