Die Deutsche Kanzlei in London : Kommunikation und Verwaltung in der Personalunion Großbritannien – Kurhannover 1714–1760

Die Deutsche Kanzlei in London : Kommunikation und Verwaltung in der Personalunion Großbritannien – Kurhannover 1714–1760

Between 1714 and 1837, the German Chancellery in London was the central administrative institution of the Electors of Brunswick-Lüneburg, and from 1814 Kings of Hanover during their time as British kings to organise their rule in absentia. Such personal unions were widespread in early modern Europe....

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