This “Pro-memoria” presents a historical legal argument from the Prince-Bishopric of Speyer against Baden-Durlach. It is a response to Baden-Durlach's rebuttal concerning a dispute involving seven villages. The document offers insights into the complex territorial and legal battles of the 18th century within the Holy Roman Empire, specifically focusing on the jurisdictions and claims between the Hochstift Speyer and Baden.
This primary source material is valuable for researchers and historians interested in legal history, regional politics, and the intricacies of governance in the German territories during the early modern period. The detailed arguments and counter-arguments shed light on the specific grievances and the broader power dynamics at play.
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