The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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Page 92
... Schleswig - Holstein question . " Without inflicting a profound discussion of it upon the reader , it may be recalled that Holstein in 1848 and 1863 attempted to recognise as its Grand Duke , not the King of Denmark , but Princes of ...
... Schleswig - Holstein question . " Without inflicting a profound discussion of it upon the reader , it may be recalled that Holstein in 1848 and 1863 attempted to recognise as its Grand Duke , not the King of Denmark , but Princes of ...
Page 93
... Schleswig and Holstein must follow the Salic law and fall to a junior but masculine branch . This argument had a double aspect in respect of Schleswig - either ( a ) the Salic rule prevailed there as law or ( b ) it was necessarily ...
... Schleswig and Holstein must follow the Salic law and fall to a junior but masculine branch . This argument had a double aspect in respect of Schleswig - either ( a ) the Salic rule prevailed there as law or ( b ) it was necessarily ...
Page 94
... Schleswig , of which the King was Duke , Ducal Schleswig which was entirely in the hands of the Duke of Holstein - Gottorp , and Holstein , of which the overlord was the Emperor . But in 1713 the Danish King attacked Ducal Schleswig and ...
... Schleswig , of which the King was Duke , Ducal Schleswig which was entirely in the hands of the Duke of Holstein - Gottorp , and Holstein , of which the overlord was the Emperor . But in 1713 the Danish King attacked Ducal Schleswig and ...
Page 95
... Schleswig . ' The conquest of 1721 , alluded to above , resulted , Twiss holds , in a complete incorporation of Schleswig with Denmark . The ducal rights and the sovereign rights were united in the person of the King of Denmark . In ...
... Schleswig . ' The conquest of 1721 , alluded to above , resulted , Twiss holds , in a complete incorporation of Schleswig with Denmark . The ducal rights and the sovereign rights were united in the person of the King of Denmark . In ...
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