ROMANOVITCH-SLAVATINSKI, Alexander (1832–1910) - Lot 222

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ROMANOVITCH-SLAVATINSKI, Alexander (1832–1910) - Lot 222
ROMANOVITCH-SLAVATINSKI, Alexander (1832–1910) The Nobility in Russia from the Early 18th Century until the Abolition of Serfdom: A Collection of Documents and Preliminary Studies for Historical Research. Published by the Printing Office of the Ministry of the Interior, Saint Petersburg, 1870. [4], XXVI, 564 pp., in-8, later binding (as is, part of the spine is detached), as is (inscriptions, signs of use, soiling). Ex-libris label of the former owner “Stahlin” on the flyleaf. ROMANOVICH-SLAVATINSKY, Alexander (1832–1910) The Nobility in Russia from the Early 18th Century to the Abolition of Serfdom: A Compilation of Materials and Preliminary Studies for Historical Research / [Compiled by] by A. Romanovich-Slavatinsky, Professor of Constitutional Law at St. Vladimir’s University. Published by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, St. Petersburg, 1870. [4], XXVI, 564 pp., 22.5×15 cm, owner’s binding (in condition, part of the spine detached), in condition (owner’s inscriptions, scuffs, minor soiling). On the front endpaper, a paper bookplate of the previous owner, Stahlin. Alexander Vasilyevich Romanovich-Slavatinsky (1832–1910) was a Russian jurist. In 1870, he published the work “The Nobility in Russia from the Beginning of the 18th Century to the Abolition of Serfdom,” for which he received his doctorate. This work brought the author fame. In September 1870, he was elected full professor. In 1871–1872, he published the course “A Guide to the Study of Russian Constitutional Law Using the Historical-Dogmatic Method”; and in 1886 he revised it under the title “The System of Russian Constitutional Law in Its Historical-Dogmatic Development, Compared with the Constitutional Law of Western Europe.”
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