Titlebook: Liberty, Slavery and the Law in Early Modern Western Europe; Omnes Homines aut Li Filip Batselé Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 20

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,The Development of a Legal Freedom Principle, Ca. 1500–1650, principle, and its transformation into a national principle. I end the chapter by providing an overview for the Low Countries, showing a similar transformation from a municipal to a national freedom tradition.

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The United Provinces: Abandoning the Freedom Principle Sub Silentio(?),. I then give a short overview on the freedom principle from the Batavian Revolution to the abolition of slavery across the Dutch Empire in 1863. Finally, I also give an overview of the evolution of the freedom principle in the Spanish (and then Austrian) Netherlands, focusing on the 1733 case of Antonio Bartholomeo de Lion.

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