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work_iqzuoh7f4naqvnr5vxkcvhdqx4	Klaus Margreiter	The Notion of Nobility and the Impact of Ennoblement on Early Modern Central Europe	2019	20	.pdf	application/pdf	12551	763	54	an almost exclusive preserve of the old nobility: nobles were relatively undertaxed throughout the early modern period, but their privileged tax status was gradually eroding by the seventeenth century.3 Only if a noble's revenue was primarily based on landed property legally First, being a potent status symbol, a noble title enabled commoners to demonstrate a high level of worldly success, which was particularly valuable to their lack of noble status with better professional skills.19 In fact, the service nobility benefited more from this significant aspect of noble status than the landed nobility, who had other ways Prominent specialists in the field have claimed absolutism had its own social agenda concerning the role of the nobility in the new, centralized state: the imperial privilege to grant as evidence for ennoblement generally conferring noble status to all present and future members of the belong to the aristocracy, it was not only the symbols of nobility, but noble status as such	./cache/work_iqzuoh7f4naqvnr5vxkcvhdqx4.pdf	./txt/work_iqzuoh7f4naqvnr5vxkcvhdqx4.txt