Explore the intricacies of imperial elections with Johann Christian Roth's study of Leopold II's election capitulation, "Wahlkapitulation Des R mischen Kaisers Leopolds Des Zweiten." This historical account delves into the legal and political framework surrounding the election of Leopold II as Holy Roman Emperor. Roth provides detailed analysis of the conditions, negotiations, and concessions inherent in the Wahlkapitulation, a contract that shaped the emperor's powers and responsibilities. The book offers insights into the constitutional complexities of the Holy Roman Empire, the balance of power between the emperor and the electors, and the broader implications for German history. This volume is an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in constitutional law, political history, and the dynamics of imperial governance during a pivotal era in European history.
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