The editorial strategy around the event: Labort’s invasion of 1636 in Hispanic printing

The news pamphlets narrate all kinds of events, from parties and royal entrances to extraordinary cases, through diplomatic and military chronicles. During the Thirty Years War, this type of print proliferated, reporting assaults and battles, such as the invasion that occurred in 1636 in the Labort area. This fact quickly spread throughout the Iberian Peninsula in the form of news pamphlets, keeping five different editions printed in five spanish cities. They all narrate the same event, although they show paratextual differences on the cover and other typographic and ornamental elements, as well as on parts of the text. This tells us about the editorial strategy followed by each printer, which will be verified through the material analysis of each edition.