El gobierno de los Países Bajos en el cursus honorum de la Monarquía hispana
The government of the Low Countries is traditionally an office reserved for princes of the royal blood. This has caused it to be considered a separate case in the study of aristocratic cursus honorum. However, during the 17th century, this reality began to change, when some aristocrats occupied the...
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2023
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| Sumario: | The government of the Low Countries is traditionally an office reserved for princes of the royal blood. This has caused it to be considered a separate case in the study of aristocratic cursus honorum. However, during the 17th century, this reality began to change, when some aristocrats occupied the government of Brussels, whilenew dynamics were established in the access to certain positions. In this work, we focus on the analysis of those elements that affected the position, as well as its development within the general context of the Monarchy, focusing on a series of cases. |
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