Titlebook: Crown, Church and Estates; Central European Pol R. J. W. Evans (Lecturer in Modern History),T. V. Book 1991 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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The System of Estates in the Austrian Hereditary Lands and in the Holy Roman Empire: A Comparison,rial diet. Finally, we will look at the dynamic elements of the process by which the system of estates changed, taking account of the fact that influences proceeded in both directions. In conclusion, I shall attempt to evaluate the parallels and different developments that emerge.

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,Ferdinand I and the Estates: Between Confrontation and Co-operation, 1521–64,atia, Silesia and Hungary—took place at periodic intervals, generally every year, and required the personal presence of the prince. It was difficult to achieve this. Moreover, the co-ordination of ‘common affairs’, which exceeded the competence of the individual territory, likewise concerned the est

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Estates and the Problem of Resistance in Theory and Practice in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuddle Ages to the trend towards bureaucratisation characteristic of the late eighteenth century. The years around 1600, which particularly interest us here, are of special significance in this context. After the various crises of the sixteenth century, the outlines of the early modern state emerged a

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The Contractual Principle and Right of Resistance in the Ukraine and Moldavia,ight of resistance? To deal with this question we will examine two critical junctures in the political history of early eighteenth century Ukraine and Moldavia — the decision in 1708 of Hetman Ivan Mazepa of Left-Bank Ukraine to reject the overlordship of the Russian tsar, and the rejection in 1711