The Mines of the Upper Harz From 1514 to 1589
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82 Wagner, Corpus Juris, 1041; H. Z. , 1906, 290.
88 Published by Ermisch in Das Sachsische Bergrecht des Mittelalters.
HENRY THE YOUNGER OF BRTJNSWICK-WOLFENBUTTEL 43 mentioned in the records of the mine of 1526. Writing during the reign of Duke Julius he was unable to find this code or to learn anything of its contents. 84 Copies of this Saxon code, the first body of mine regulations to be issued in print, were rare within ten years of its publication, and the manuscript has been lost. 85 The...se rules are, of course, based on custom and are in the main like the ordinances of 1499 and 1503 issued for the same mine. The roots of these earlier codes for St. Annaberg are to be found in the Freiberg mining laws of the thirteenth century. This Saxon Code was copied in the regulations issued in 1548 for Joachimsthal in Bohemia, and one or the other served as a model throughout the mining districts of north Germany. Thus the Annaberg Code of 1509 was "the mother of almost all the mining codes issued in north and central Germany, " during the sixteenth century.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
82 Wagner, Corpus Juris, 1041; H. Z. , 1906, 290.
88 Published by Ermisch in Das Sachsische Bergrecht des Mittelalters.
HENRY THE YOUNGER OF BRTJNSWICK-WOLFENBUTTEL 43 mentioned in the records of the mine of 1526. Writing during the reign of Duke Julius he was unable to find this code or to learn anything of its contents. 84 Copies of this Saxon code, the first body of mine regulations to be issued in print, were rare within ten years of its publication, and the manuscript has been lost. 85 The...se rules are, of course, based on custom and are in the main like the ordinances of 1499 and 1503 issued for the same mine. The roots of these earlier codes for St. Annaberg are to be found in the Freiberg mining laws of the thirteenth century. This Saxon Code was copied in the regulations issued in 1548 for Joachimsthal in Bohemia, and one or the other served as a model throughout the mining districts of north Germany. Thus the Annaberg Code of 1509 was "the mother of almost all the mining codes issued in north and central Germany, " during the sixteenth century.
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