De Testamentis Summorum Imperantium, Speciatim Caroli Ii. Hispaniae Regis
De Testamentis Summorum Imperantium, Speciatim Caroli Ii. Hispaniae Regis delves into the testaments of supreme rulers, with a particular focus on Charles II, the King of Spain. Authored by Johann Franz Buddeus and Johann C. von Abschaz, this work provides a detailed examination of royal wills and their legal implications during a significant period in European history.
This book offers valuable insights into the legal practices and succession dynamics of the era, making it an essential resource for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in the intricacies of royal governance and legacy. Explore the complexities of power, law, and inheritance through the meticulously analyzed testament of Charles II, a pivotal figure in Spanish history.
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