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Toržestva pri berlinskom dvore v doneseniâh sekretarâ anglijskogo posla Filippa Plantamura

2020

Celebrations were an important element in the functioning of royal and princely courts in Europe in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. They added splendor to the residences in which they were held and demonstrated the status of rulers: well-directed festivities spoke of their organisers’ political status. Such events not only took place in the closed courtyards of palaces, but also in the open air, which guaranteed a larger audience and made it possible to invite the media. Such events were also observed by foreign diplomats, who described them in their reports. This type of information can be found in the correspondence of Philip Plantamour, secretary of the English Ambassador Georg…

BerlinPrussiaceremoniesFrederick IPhilip Plantamourroyal courtcelebrationsGeorge StepneyQuaestio Rossica
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Los oficiales y subalternos de la Real Audiencia de Mallorca (1716-1808)

2019

The objective of this work is to know the organic structure of the officers and subordinates of the Royal Court of Majorca during the 18th century, which was the essence of the high judicial administration insular. Because of that, we approached through these relatively extensive professionals, with the description of their functions, who they were and how they obtained their charges. The article ends with an epilogue dedicated to the enlargement of the Royal Court with the creation of the second chamber during the reformist stage of Charles III to improve the high judicial administration insular.

Eduardo The objective of this work is to know the organic structure of the officers and subordinates of the Royal Court of Majorca during the 18th centuryUNESCO::HISTORIAPhilip VMallorcawe approached through these relatively extensive professionalsNueva Planta DecreeReal AudienciaMajorcaDecreto de Nueva Planta18th Century 225 251Royal Courtwith the description of their functionsJusticiawho they were and how they obtained their charges. The article ends with an epilogue dedicated to the enlargement of the Royal Court with the creation of the second chamber during the reformist stage of Charles III to improve the high judicial administration insular. Felipe VRevista de historia moderna 529735 2019 45 7107718 Los oficiales y subalternos de la Real Audiencia de Mallorca (1716-1808) Pascual Ramos [0210-9093 553 Estudis]:HISTORIA [UNESCO]0210-9093 553 Estudis: Revista de historia moderna 529735 2019 45 7107718 Los oficiales y subalternos de la Real Audiencia de Mallorca (1716-1808) Pascual Ramossiglo xVIIIwhich was the essence of the high judicial administration insular. Because of that
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