Auch Etwas Über Die K. K. Verordnung In Ehesachen, Für Die Sämmtlichen Christlichen Religionsgenossen, Vom 16. Jänner 1783 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781274862099)

"Auch Etwas Über Die K. K. Verordnung In Ehesachen, Für Die Sämmtlichen Christlichen Religionsgenossen, Vom 16. Jänner 1783" presents a historical examination of marriage regulations decreed under Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor. This text delves into the specifics of the imperial ordinance concerning marriage, issued on January 16, 1783, and its implications for Christian religious communities within the realm.

Offering insights into the legal and religious landscape of the late 18th century, this work is invaluable for historians, legal scholars, and those interested in the intersection of law, religion, and societal norms during the reign of Joseph II. It provides a detailed look at the regulations impacting marriage within Christian communities and reflects the broader reforms and policies implemented by the emperor.

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