Law, Resistance, and the State

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Focusing on the sixteenth-century context, this study examines the significant backlash against Roman law and its practitioners in Germany. Gerald Strauss delves into the socio-political and cultural factors that fueled this opposition, providing insights into the legal debates and societal attitudes of the time. His thorough analysis contributes to a deeper understanding of early modern European legal history and the complexities surrounding the relationship between law and society.