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In 1763 he issued a Knights Cyriac in Prague Johann Carl (John Charles) Rohn joint comprehensive chronicle of Frýdlant and Liberec. The first version of the text, however, was already in 1753, but for unknown reasons was not released. The original is preserved, so that you can compare the two versions and raise research questions that relate to the differences between the two texts, and historical and social changes in the areas covered by the deals. On the north Bohemian estates, which the Chronicle relates primarily occurred among others. Changed owners after 1759, when the House of Gallas died replaced their relatives and heirs of the Clam-Gallas. In both versions, the Chronicle is therefore possible to focus on the relationship of the author of the text to both genders and submission of their past. Rohns remarkable, and at the very north of Bohemia first printed Baroque common urban chronicle underwent a regional research particularly in the 19th and first half of the 20th century, the different reactions and inspired many local history researchers to follow. The audience, who spoke to her, although expressed various concerns, however, the concept of narrative history of the two cities in neighboring estates belonging to a single noble family stayed long maintained including various editions of historical documents from the Middle Ages, which should substantiate the narrator's credibility. Rohns Chronicle is not only the first comprehensive comprehensive early modern depiction of urban history and past owners of Friedland and Liberec manor, but also one of many important historical works Liberec native.