Kaiser Maximilian's I Absichten Auf Des Papstthum In Den Jahren 1507-1511

This book is a detailed exploration of the political and religious ambitions of Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I during the years 1507-1511. Drawing on primary sources and recent scholarship, author Heinrich Ulmann provides a fascinating analysis of Maximilian's relationship with the papacy, and his efforts to assert his authority over a complex web of secular and ecclesiastical territories. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of the Holy Roman Empire or the papacy in the early modern period.
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