The imperial supreme judicial authority under the Emperor Charles VI and the crises in Mecklenburg and East Frisia
After 1648 the decline of the Holy Roman Empire into disunity and particularism and the Emperor's loss- of power within the Empire were almost complete. But the Emperor remained in theory supreme feudal lord and supreme judge, over all his subjects, mediate and immediate. This imperial supreme...
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University College London (University of London)
1969
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