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Елецкое восстание 1606 г. в истории смуты
No full textHaving analyzed the few surviving documents and memoirs of the summer of 1606 in Russia and critically considered with their help of fables, manuscripts and memoirs, the author concludes that the popular movement against Tsar Vasiliy Shuyskiy started with the uprising of Yelets in 1606 and not with the uprising in Severshchina area as was previously believed in historiography. The uprising was initiated by representatives of the service class and Cossacks from Southern Uyezds, both veterans of False Dmitry who had not resigned themselves to the death of their tsar. The author considers the actions taken by the state authorities of Vasiliy Shuyskiy and the rebels’ reaction to them. The author concludes that the rebels’ protests had serious grounds and that the events of 1606 were of great importance since they demonstrated the rebels’ capacity of self-organization under the utopian idea of protecting their tsar (False Dmitry, False Peter) as a supporter of the Cossacks.Проанализировав немногие сохранившиеся документальные и мемуарные источники о событиях лета 1606 г. в России и критически осмыслив с их помощью поздние сказания, летописцы и мемуары, автор приходит к выводу, что народное движение против царя Василия Шуйского началось с Елецкого восстания, а не с бунта на Северщине, как считалось ранее в историографии. Инициаторами восстания стали служилые люди и казаки южных уездов – ветераны Лжедмитрия I, которые не смирились с гибелью своего царя. Рассматриваются действия государственной власти Василия Шуйского и ответные выступления повстанцев. Делается вывод о глубокой подоплеке протестных настроений казаков, большом значении событий 1606 г., показавших возможность самоорганизации повстанцев, руководимых утопической идеей защиты своего царя (Лжедмитрия, Лжепетра), стоящего за интересы казачества
El cabildo catedralicio de Lima contra el párroco Alonso de Huerta por las rentas eclesiásticas (1592-1606)
Full text linkEl objetivo de este trabajo es reconstruir las tensiones políticas entre una oligarquía eclesiástica local, centrada en el Cabildo metropolitano, y el segundo arzobispo de Lima, Toribio Alfonso de Mogrovejo (1538-1606), y el párroco Alonso de Huerta, uno de sus más fieles colaboradores. Aunque el Cabildo era una especie de senado o consejo permanente al servicio del clero diocesano, en ningún momento actuó como una institución de apoyo a la labor evangélica del Arzobispo Mogrovejo. Muy al contrario, sus miembros cerraron filas contra lo que consideraron una violación de sus privilegios económicos, y en numerosas ocasiones denunciaron al Arzobispo y al párroco Alonso de Huerta por considerar que se entrometían en el fuero interno del Cabildo.The aim of this contribution is the presentation of the political conflicts between the Archbishop of Lima, Toribio Alfonso de Mogrovejo (1538-1606), together with his faithful collaborator the parish priest Alonso de Huerta, and the cathedral
chapter. Though the chapter was a sort of senate or permanent council of the diocese clergy, it by no means acted as an institution involved in the missionary
commitments of Archbishop Mogrovejo. On the contrary, its members rallied around against what they considered to be a violation of their economic privileges, and on several instances they denounced the Archbishop, as well as the parish priest Alonso de Huerta, arguing that they intruded in the internal rules of the chapter.Publicad
[Uitslaande Kaart van het Zuidland] [cartographic material] = [Folding chart of the Southland] /
No full textFacsimile of a 1618 map showing the islands of Indonesia and western and southern coasts of Australia discovered by the Dutch.; Title from contents page of source item.; Imprint on the map: @1618 t'Amsterdam, by Hessel Gerrtisz met Octroy van der H.M. Heeren de Staten Generael der Vereenicho Neerlanden.; Map 5 from: Het aandeel der Nederlanders in de ontdekking van Australie 1606-1765 = The part borne by the Dutch in the discovery of Australia 1606-1765 / by J.E. Heeres. London : Luzac, 1899.; Also available in electronic version via the Internet: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-gmod106; Facsimile reproduction. [Leiden : E.J. Brill ; London : Luzac & Co., 1899 (Den Haag : Lith. J. Smulders & Co.) 1 folded map : col. ; 50.8 x 33.2 cm., folded to 31.7 x 20.0 cm.Folding chart of the SouthlandPart borne by the Dutch in the discovery of Australia 1606-1765
Response to Roy Schreiber's review of "Was Australia charted before 1606?"
No full textThe author responds to a review of his book, 'Was Australia Charted before 1606?', justifying his reasoning in point form
IX A 1 - Alte Stadtrechnungen (1605 - 1606)
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Significance of the Zsitva-Torok peace treaty in 1606
No full textСтаттю присвячено постановці проблеми дослідження мирного договору при Житва-Торок, що
завершував Довгу війну між Османською імперією та Габсбурзьким домом (1593-1606). Розглянуто
основні історіографічні позиції та інтерпретації значення договору, тексти документів та умови
їх підписання.This article poses a scholarly problem of the peace treaty of Zsitva-Torok, which ended the Long War
between the Ottoman Empire and the House of Habsburgs (1593-1606). The author reviews basic
historiographic opinions regarding the importance of the treaty, the texts of the documents, and the context
of their conclusions
Law and order on the Anglo-Scottish Border 1603-1707
No full textFor centuries the Borders were notorious for their lawlessness and were
regarded as beyond redemption by those in London and Edinburgh. Undisturbed,
the landowners had assumed extensive powers and the population organised
themselves into virtually autonomous clans. For James VI and I, however, the
Borders symbolised the Union of the Crowns, for 'be the happie union' they were
now 'the verie hart of the countrey'. It was thus, intolerable that the Borders
should remain in their old state and so from 1603 there was a new drive to.
pacify the region.
Previous studies have either considered the region from one side of the
frontier only, or have stopped at some date within the seventeenth century. It
is however, important that the Border counties of England and Scotland be
considered as a whole, for although divided by man-made divisions, they were
united geographically, topographically, economically and socially. It is
equally vital that the seventeenth century be regarded in its entirety, for the
pacification of the Borders was a gradual process, of which the final stages
were not reached until the last quarter of the century.
In order to examine the whole process of the pacification and how the
region gradually adapted to its new role as the Middle Shires of Britain, the
thesis looks at the whole range of law courts operating in the area - from the
central courts in London and Edinburgh, down to the local burgh, franchise and
ecclesiastical courts. A chapter is devoted to each level of court and examines
the role of a particular type of court in the judicial hierarchy of England and
Scotland - its methods, procedure and personnel and the type of offender and
offence dealt with. Perhaps the most important chapter in this respect is that
on the Border Commissioners who were the body most intimately concerned with
pacifying the region and who made a lasting impression upon every aspect of
Border society. The Commissions have spanned over 80 years and more than
any other judicial body shaped the Borders into the Eiddle Shires, yet no
detailed study of them has ever been undertaken before.
The combined effect on the inhabitants of all the law courts operating
in the Borders, is measured in the Conclusion, where it can be seen that the
life and ways of the Borderers had changed significantly between the Unions
of the Crowns
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IX A 1 - Alte Stadtrechnungen (1606 - 1607)
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