@article{616862,
      note = {Reproduction of original from Library of Congress.},
      author = {Bancks, John,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/616862},
      title = {A compendious history of the House of Austria, and the  German Empire. Containing, a general view of the Germanic  constitution. A short chronological account of the emperors  from Charlemagne to Rodolph of Hapsburg, founder of the  House of Austria. A more particlar history from the  election of Rodolph to the imperial dignity, in 1273, to  the failure of his issue in the male line, upon the death  of the late Emperor Charles VI. An account of the pragmatic  sanction, the rise of the several claims made on the demise  of this emperor, and the steps that have hitherto been  taken to assert them. Also the geography and history of all  the dominions belonging to the imperial branch of the  Austrian family; with a view of the strength, revenues,  &c. of the Queen of Hungary, compared with those of  other powers. And the history of the succession to the  estates of the Duke of cleves, in 1609, and the pretensions  now subsisting, upon the extinction of the house of Neuburg  in the late elector palatine. The whole giving a more exact  and clear idea of the motives and nature of the present  war, and what may probably ensue, than is to be met with in  any other work. To which is prefix'd a map of all the  dominions and claims of her Hungarian Majesty, and her  consort the grand Duke of Tuscany, with the interjacent  countries. By Mr. John Bancks. [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {Printed by and for J. Mechell, at the King's-Arms in  Fleet-Street,},
      recid = {616862},
      pages = {vii,[2],18-430p.,plate :},
      address = {London :},
      year = {1745},
}