The Constitutional History of England, in Its Origin and Development, Tom 1Clarendon Press, 1874 |
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... in Germany , p . 47. 24. The mark system and common husbandry , p . 48. 25. Early system illustrated by the Salian law , p . 53. 26. Further illustrations , p . 56 . CHAPTER IV . THE MIGRATION . 27. Conquest of Britain.
... in Germany , p . 47. 24. The mark system and common husbandry , p . 48. 25. Early system illustrated by the Salian law , p . 53. 26. Further illustrations , p . 56 . CHAPTER IV . THE MIGRATION . 27. Conquest of Britain.
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... mark . In the higher ranges of civil order , a mixed imperial and feudal organi- sation , which like the Spanish has no exact parallel , retains a varying , now substantial , now shadowy existence . The imperial tradition has ...
... mark . In the higher ranges of civil order , a mixed imperial and feudal organi- sation , which like the Spanish has no exact parallel , retains a varying , now substantial , now shadowy existence . The imperial tradition has ...
Strona 6
... 1 Bethmann - Hollweg , Civilprocess , iv . 10. Konrad Maurer , Kritische Ueberschau , i . 47. Gneist , Self - government , i . 3 . oppression , retain marks of Teutonic impact . The institu- 6 [ CHAP . Constitutional History .
... 1 Bethmann - Hollweg , Civilprocess , iv . 10. Konrad Maurer , Kritische Ueberschau , i . 47. Gneist , Self - government , i . 3 . oppression , retain marks of Teutonic impact . The institu- 6 [ CHAP . Constitutional History .
Strona 9
... marks of Karolingian legislation ; the latter , before the Frank conquest , has borne the successive waves of Visigothic and Burgundian invasion , and has strengthened through them , or imparted to them , its own legal system as ...
... marks of Karolingian legislation ; the latter , before the Frank conquest , has borne the successive waves of Visigothic and Burgundian invasion , and has strengthened through them , or imparted to them , its own legal system as ...
Strona 13
... mark of prowess that their old neighbours have fled from their settlements for fear of them , and that no new comer has ventured to approach them . There is policy moreover in the plan ; it is a guarantee of public security ; sudden ...
... mark of prowess that their old neighbours have fled from their settlements for fear of them , and that no new comer has ventured to approach them . There is policy moreover in the plan ; it is a guarantee of public security ; sudden ...
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