Gran Biblioteca HistÃ3rica-Asturiana, Volume 3, delves into the historical administration of justice and the ancient government of the Principality of Asturias. Written by Matias Sangrador Y Vitores, this volume offers a detailed exploration of Asturias's legal and governmental systems.
Providing valuable insights into the region's past, this work is essential for historians and researchers interested in Spanish history, local governance, and the evolution of legal institutions. Explore the intricate workings of the Principality's old regime and discover the foundations of its administrative structure.
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