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Nobles And Nation In Central Europe Free Imperial Knights In The Age Of Revolution 17501850 New Studies In European History Jr

SKU: BELL-2020162

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Nobles And Nation In Central Europe Free Imperial Knights In The Age Of Revolution 17501850 New Studies In European History Jr instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.23 MB

Pages: 318

Author: Jr, William D. Godsey

ISBN: 9780511266058, 9780521836180, 0511266057, 0521836182

Language: English

Year: 2004

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Nobles And Nation In Central Europe Free Imperial Knights In The Age Of Revolution 17501850 New Studies In European History Jr by Jr, William D. Godsey 9780511266058, 9780521836180, 0511266057, 0521836182 instant download after payment.

No group better embodied the traditional noble ideal in the late Holy Roman Empire than the pedigreed knights, Protestant and Catholic, of Electoral Mainz. This study traces the transnational "geocultural" landscape in which they thrived and its transformation by social, political and national revolution. It explores the comparative history of the knights who became divided between those who emigrated to the Habsburg Empire (where their geocultural landscape survived) and those who remained in Germany and forged a new identity as nobles in the cultural world of the "nation".