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Krischer, A. (2024). 'Zwischen städtischer Selbstbehauptung und Empire building: Funktionen englischer Stadtrechte in der Frühneuzeit' In J. Dendorfer, A. Jobst, & F. L. Schäfer (Eds.), 900 Jahre Stadt Freiburg, 500 Jahre Stadtrechtsreformation (1st ed., pp. 225-247)
Krischer, André Johannes. "Zwischen städtischer Selbstbehauptung und Empire building: Funktionen englischer Stadtrechte in der Frühneuzeit". 900 Jahre Stadt Freiburg, 500 Jahre Stadtrechtsreformation, edited by Jürgen Dendorfer, Andreas Jobst and Frank L. Schäfer, Duncker & Humblot, 2024, pp. 225-247.
Krischer, A. (2024): 'Zwischen städtischer Selbstbehauptung und Empire building: Funktionen englischer Stadtrechte in der Frühneuzeit', in Dendorfer, J, Jobst, A, Schäfer, F (eds.). 900 Jahre Stadt Freiburg, 500 Jahre Stadtrechtsreformation. Duncker & Humblot, pp. 225-247.
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Zwischen städtischer Selbstbehauptung und Empire building: Funktionen englischer Stadtrechte in der Frühneuzeit

Krischer, André Johannes

In: 900 Jahre Stadt Freiburg, 500 Jahre Stadtrechtsreformation (2024), pp. 225–247

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André Johannes Krischer: Zwischen städtischer Selbstbehauptung und Empire building: Funktionen englischer Stadtrechte in der Frühneuzeit 225
I. Englisches Stadtrecht und städtische Kultur in England am Beginn der Frühen Neuzeit 226
II. Stadtrechte vor Gericht im späten 17. Jahrhundert 229
III. Stadtrechte und die Entstehung des englisch-britischen Empires 237
IV. Schluss 246

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