N�here Ausf�1/4hrung des in denen nat�1/4rlichen und Reichs-Rechten gegr�1/4ndeten Eigenthums des k�nigl. Chur-Hauses Preussen und Brandenburg auf die schlesische Herzogth�1/4mer J�gerndorff, Liegnitz, Brieg, Wohlau, c. und zugeh�rige Herr

Nähere AusfÃ1/4hrung des in denen natÃ1/4rlichen und Reichs-Rechten gegrÃ1/4ndeten Eigenthums des königl. Chur-Hauses Preussen und Brandenburg auf die schlesische HerzogthÃ1/4mer Jägerndorff, Liegnitz, Brieg, Wohlau, c. und zugehörige Herrschafften, published in 1739, details the property rights of the Royal House of Prussia and Brandenburg in the Silesian duchies. Written by Samuel von Cocceji, this historical legal treatise provides an extensive account of the rights and claims to Jägerndorff, Liegnitz, Brieg, Wohlau, and associated territories. The work delves into the natural and imperial laws underpinning these property rights. It is a valuable resource for understanding Prussian legal and territorial claims in the 18th century.

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