System of Russian state law/ Sistema russkogo gosudarstvennogo prava

Romanovich - Slavatinsky

Published by N.Ya. Ogloblin, Kiev; S-Pb., 1886

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The system of Russian state law in its historical and dogmatic development in comparison with the state law of Western Europe , succession to the throne, coronation, property law of emperors, etc. The first and only existing part. Alexander Vasilievich Romanovich-Slavatinsky (1832-1910) - lawyer, professor at the University of St. Vladimir in Kiev. In 1871-1872 He published a lecture course A Handbook for the Study of Russian State Law by the Historical and Dogmatic Method , which was not completed: in two issues only basic laws and the organization of state institutions and ministries are presented. In 1886 a revision of this course appeared on a broader plan, presented here. This time, the publication ceased with the release of the first part, which sanctifies the birth and development of the main state laws related to the supreme power (royal and imperial): succession, inheritance systems, history of the title and coat of arms, oath of citizenship, foundation of privileges, family and property relations, etc. Scuffs, tears and cracks in the spine, underlining with a pencil in the text.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: System of Russian state law/ Sistema russkogo gosudarstvennogo prava
• Publisher: N.Ya. Ogloblin, Kiev; S-Pb.
• Publication Date: 1886
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Condition: Good
• Seller catalogs:
  • Russian Antiquarian
  • Russia