Factional Struggles : Divided Elites in European Cities and Courts (1400-1750).

Intro -- Factional Struggles: Divided Elites in European Cities and Courts (1400-1750) -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Maps -- Notes on Contributors -- Did Factions Exist? Problems and Perspectives on European Factional Struggles (1400-1750) -- The Black Raven and His Gang: Politics in Augsburg in Times of Crisis (1450-1480) -- Changing Skin: Identities and Strategies in Late Medieval Basque banderizo Warfare -- Conciliarist Employment of Eschatology during and after the Council of Basel (1431-1460) -- Factions in Rome between Papal Wars and International Conflicts (1480-1530) -- The Prince and the Factions: Rebellion and Political Propaganda in Sixteenth-Century Geneva -- Not Only Blood: Factions on the Venetian Terraferma during the Early Modern Period -- A Temperate Factionalism: Political Life in Amiens at the End of the Wars of Religion -- The Imperial Court during the Thirty Years War: A Battleground for Factions? -- Divide and Rule? Rival Factions and Prussian State Management in Eighteenth-Century Neuchâtel -- Factions and Parties in Early Modern Swiss Conflicts -- Bibliography -- Index.

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