(Source: De Gruyter)
De Gruyter has published a new book on the
Spanish constitution of 1812 and the Kurhessen Constitution of 1831.
ABOUT THE BOOK
The 1812 Spanish Constitution represents the
foundation stone of Spain’s modern constitutional history and constitutes a
crucial chapter in the Europe-wide conflict between absolutism and
constitutionalism. Like the Kurhessen Constitution of 1831, it was considered
in its day Europe’s most liberal, progressive, and radical constitution. This
study takes a comparative approach to both constitutions.
ABOUT THE
AUTHOR
Olaf Kroon, Madrid, Spain.
More
information here
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