Conversion narrative of Count Struensee by Munter with last interview
A long excerpt from a narrative on Count Struensee’s conversion and death, as recounted by D. Munter. It covers the eight conferences, the execution day, his calm, penitence, and belief in salvation. The excerpt includes the final interview before marching to the scaffold, Struensee’s reflections on death, faith, and forgiveness, and Munter’s insistence on sincerity over outward composure.
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Privy Council
Wallains
London
Eaithfel
Prinz
Denmark
D.munter
Dubiah
Bxéronn Beaxor
Irenathe
D. Munter
Struentee
Struensee
B. Muntér
Schlegel
Christ
de Brandt
Brandt
Copenhagen
Duke of
House of Commons
Duke of Monmouth
Breda
England
General Evening Post
S.E
Rome
Zhope
Nostra
Italy
Adofey
Pifay
Francesco
Naples
Fairy Land
Elysium
Vesuvius
William Hamilton
Puzzoli
Baia, &c
Montenuevo
Pompeia
Herculaneum
Exiana Pra
Sicily
Agrigentum
Elian
Boron
J. Johnson
St. Paul's Churchyard
Betage
Manchester
Whitaker
Manchaster
M.pherson
M‘phenson
J. Murray
Fleet-street
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Portici
Calabria
Samuel Johnson
W. Strahan
J. and
J.rivington
T. Davies
J. Hinton
L. Davis
Hawes
Clark
Long-Acre
Corphill