Law, Resistance, and the State

Discover the intriguing dynamics of early modern Europe in Law, Resistance, and the State by Gerald Strauss. This comprehensive study delves into the significant opposition to Roman law and its practitioners that emerged in sixteenth-century Germany. With a keen analysis that appeals to historians and legal scholars alike, Strauss explores the cultural and political implications of this resistance. Originally published in 1986, this vital work has been revitalized by the Princeton Legacy Library, utilizing advanced print-on-demand technology to make this previously out-of-print gem accessible once more. This paperback edition, published by Princeton University Press in 2014, spans 316 pages and offers a rich exploration of the interplay between law and society. Whether you're a scholar or a curious reader, this book is an essential addition to your library.