Exercise 24
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1. Da der kk Hofkriegsrath sich bestimmt erklaret hat wienach es ihm gleichgil
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2. tig sey ob die Mauern der Stadt Krackau angetragenermassen bis auf
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3. 12 oder 15 Schuhe abgetragen oder ganz wiedergerissen werden somit
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4. die Stadt Krackau zu einem ostenen Orte gemacht wird so haben Seine
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5. Majestat die ganzliche Abtragung der Krackauer Stadtmauer in dem Fal
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6. le ohne weitere Ruckfrage zu bewilligen geruhet wenn die daruber vorlaufig
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7. zu vernehmenden Lockalbehorden keine erheblichen Einwendungen da
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8. gegen beibringen
Principles of transcription
- Maintain the original entry - carry out the transcription as faithfully as possible to the original, without correcting the writer's mistakes.
 - Lines of text - the transcription should be written in lines (fragments in grey should be omitted). If the word is divided between two lines, it should be written as in the original, that is, without connecting it.
 - Punctuation - all punctuation marks or others (e.g. commas, full stops, hyphens, etc.) appearing in the original should be ignored.
 - Writing capital letters - the mechanism recognises both small and capital letters as correct.
 - Shortening - the general rules accepted by us say that a contraction used by the scribe should be written in full. However, this document contains a contraction which is an exception to the rules, in other words, it does not need to be written in full.Â
 - Letters with diacritic marks - we should omit diacritic marks when deciphering, for example, we write ü as u.
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You can find the full principles of transcription here.
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Helpful tips
- The first word in the document begins with a decorative initial. In the event of difficulty with its transcription, click Model letters.
 - This document contains a contraction which has been defined in the principles of transcription as an exception, which we do not write in full (k.k. - kaiserlich-königlich).
 - In addition, the numbers that appear in the text do not need to be transcribed and should be written in the form of a number.
 - The scribe wrote the letter s in two various ways.
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You will find more useful tips for transcribing old texts here.
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