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Subject: Nord Italia nel 1803 dall'Atlante Storico di William R. Shepherd, 1926

Key: History map of Germany and Italy in 1803 after the Principal Decree of the Imperial
Deputation (Reichsdeputationshauptabschluss).
Territorial combinations dissolved before 1803 are indicated by hairline type. The smaller divisions of Germany are left uncolored.
For examples of the detailed process of mediatization effected by the Principal Decree of the Imperial Deputation see Map of Typical German States before and since the French Revolution (Examples Baden and Württemberg.)
Illustrating: D - Duchy, E - Electorate, E.A. - Territory of the Electoral Arch-Chancellor, K - Kingom, N.O. - Nassau-Orange, Pr - To Prussia, Rep - Republic, S - To Salzburg

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Other version: it:Immagine:Italy 1803.jpg

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