10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARCHDUCHIES»
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archduchies in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Thereissomething like 20 Duchies and Archduchies until the northern edgeofthe
Kingdom is reached, not all of which we will need to cross since the rivers usually
separate them alongtheir edges.Those further north are also smaller,but are ...
2
Dynasty and Piety: Archduke Albert (1598-1621) and Habsburg ...
Albert had renounced his claimsonthe Hungarian and Bohemiancrowns inJune
1617.22 Hehadnot, however, done thesameforthe Austrian archduchies. Albert
had primarilyheld on tothem asasecurity thatwouldbe handed over once ...
3
The Habsburg Monarchy, 1618–1815
In addition to Bohemia and Hungary, the senior Habsburg line held only the two
Danubian archduchies of Upper and Lower Austria or, more precisely, Austria
above the Enns and Austria below the Enns (so named because of the small ...
4
American Architect and Architecture
THE RENAISSANCE OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY IN AUSTRIA. II. IN the
archduchies of Upper and Lower Austria, the earliest Renaissance remains are
wholly Italian — more especially Vene- t i a n — in character. The oldest
monument of ...
5
The Popular Encyclopedia: Being a General Dictionary of ...
The archduchies of Upper and Lower Austria, Styria, and Tyrol, in which the
inhabitants may be considered as exclusively German, contain 3,757,368 aouls,
scattered over a territory of 1710 square geographical miles, giving consequently
a ...
6
The British and Foreign Review Or European Quarterly ...
and 18 of arson for the latter province. The numerical proportion is likewise more
favourable for the Illyrian coast and for Styria than for the Archduchies; but again
the proportion of deep crimes is more against Styria, where of 671 crimes, ...
7
The Austrian Empire: Her Population and Resources ...
It is lowest in the Austrian archduchies, where, from the change in the value of
land, it has sunk into a mere quit-rent ; and in that part of Moldavia which has
been added by conquest to Galicia, and in which the Moldavian regulations have
...
8
Austria, Hungary, and the Habsburgs: Central Europe C.1683-1867
Even the illegal and clandestine Geheimprotestanten of the supposedly
dependable Austrian archduchies, who recurrently re-emerged just when the
victory of the Counter-Reformation seemed at last to have been won—and fresh
efforts were ...
... or treaties the descendants of Rhodolph of Hapsburg contrived to mount the
throne of the Caesars, and became possessed of two ancient independent
kingdoms, besides archduchies, principalities, countships, and lordships without
end.
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The Unbound Prometheus: Technological Change and Industrial ...
Germany especially — and what are now Belgium and Italy somewhat less —
was a patchwork of kingdoms, archduchies, duchies, bishoprics, principalities,
free cities, and other forms of sovereignty , each with its own laws, courts,
coinage ...