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This historical treatise, originally published in 1754, examines the boundaries between the Frankish and Saxon territories in Central Europe during the 9th and 10th centuries. Müller draws on contemporary sources including documents, maps, and coins to develop his arguments and provides a meticulous analysis of this complex period in German history.
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