Recentiores Quaedam Ab Obitu Caroli Vi. Gl. Mem. Obortae Aureae Bullae Controversiae (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781278655222)

Recentiores Quaedam Ab Obitu Caroli Vi. Gl. Mem. Obortae Aureae Bullae Controversiae explores controversies surrounding the Golden Bull following the death of Charles VI. Authored by Johannes Adamus Quenzer, this book delves into the historical and legal implications arising from the succession and constitutional matters of the Holy Roman Empire. The work examines the intricacies of the Golden Bull, a pivotal legal document, and its impact on the political landscape of Europe. Readers interested in European history, constitutional law, and the dynamics of power within the Holy Roman Empire will find this a valuable resource.

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