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Description Free Imperial Cities 1792.png |
English:
The Free Imperial Cities of the Holy Roman Empire in 1792. The map shows the 50 cities that took part in the assembly of the Imperial Diet that year, plus Buchau and Gelnhausen.
Not shown are the many enclaves and exclaves, with the exception of Cuxhaven, the distant exclave of Hamburg located at the mouth of the Elbe River. |
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Author | Lubiesque |
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