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The Doctrine of State and the Principles of State Law

The Doctrine of State and the Principles of State Law

Stahl, Friedrich Julius
Alvarado, Ruben

Hardcover

Series: Philosophy of Law, Book 3

PhilosophyReligion General General Law

ISBN10: 9076660832
ISBN13: 9789076660837
Publisher: Wordbridge Pub
Published: Sep 3 2025
Pages: 512
Weight: 2.37
Height: 1.56 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Suppose that Wilhelm I had never become King of Prussia, and instead, his brother, Friedrich Wilhelm IV, who was only 11/2 years his senior and who had been reigning since 1840, had been given the same number of years to live as he had. For Wilhelm died in 1888. In that case, the kind of kingship which is outlined in this book would, in general if not in every detail, continue to have been implemented in Prussia. Events would most likely have proceeded along the lines they did in the 1850s. Military expansion would not have been pursued in the teeth of opposition from the estates; Otto von Bismarck would not have been installed as Chancellor; Prussia would have maintained the peace-seeking approach of its foreign policy as exemplified in its neutral stance during the Crimean War; Germany would not have been unified over the backs of Austria and France and by military annexation of the autonomous German territories; the seeds would not have been sown for two world wars and a great depression.

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