This volume examines the dispositive measures of law in the early modern period. Focusing on Old Bavaria, it examines the duties, functions, and rights of subjects and lords, thus providing insight into forms of political adjudication. It illuminates notions related to freedom, property, and the right to food that were not confined to local contexts, linking them to contemporary debates about basic human rights.

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Renate Blickle, Saarbrücken