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which has led scholars to the conclusion that it is anti-war in nature. This is especially noticed in the
Benedictus and Agnus Dei. During the time of the composition of the Mass, the Austrian government had issued a decree in 1796, that "no Austrian should speak of peace until the enemy is driven back to its customary borders." Whether this is enough to call it anti-war in nature is certainly debatable because most of the mass is of a lyrically joyful nature.
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Geiringer · 1982 p346 "XXII : 9 ) was composed in 1796 . Haydn wrote at the head of the score Missa in tempore belli ( Mass in Wartime ) , as Napoleon , coming from Italy , was threatening Vienna at that time . In German - speaking countries the work is known
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Stapert · 2014 p 235 " The Missa in Tempore Belli - The Missa in tempore belli was composed in 1796 at a time when Austrian troops were under attack. Napoleon had defeated the Austrians at the
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