Peasant Property Rights and the Public Order in the Early Modern World: The Holy Roman, Ottoman and Qing Empires Compared

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Peasant Property Rights and the Public Order in the Early Modern World: The Holy Roman, Ottoman and Qing Empires Compared

Govind Sreenivasan

Sixth Symposium on Comparative Early Modern Legal History (Newberry Library, Chicago IL, 04/08/2011 - 04/08/2011)

04/08/2011

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Title: Peasant Property Rights and the Public Order in the Early Modern World: The Holy Roman, Ottoman and Qing Empires Compared
Creators: Govind Sreenivasan (Author) - Brandeis University, Department of History
Conference: Sixth Symposium on Comparative Early Modern Legal History (Newberry Library, Chicago IL, 04/08/2011 - 04/08/2011)
Identifiers: 9924177785401921
Academic Unit: Department of History; Interdepartmental Program in European Cultural Studies; Interdepartmental Program in Medieval and Renaissance Studies; Interdepartmental Program in South Asian Studies
Resource Type: Conference presentation