"Vollständige Und Durch Stammtabellen Vorgetragene Erklärung Der In Den Gesammten K. K. Deutschen Erblanden In Dem Frei Vererblichen Vermögen Der B. K. Unterthanen Eingeführten Erbrechtsordnung" (Complete Explanation Presented with Genealogical Tables of the Inheritance Law Introduced in the Entire Imperial-Royal German Hereditary Lands in the Freely Inheritable Property of the B. K. Subjects), by Joseph Voglhueber, offers a detailed exposition of inheritance law within the Austrian Empire. Featuring eight copper-engraved tables, this historical legal text elucidates the complex regulations governing the transmission of property among subjects of the realm.

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