Sentence examples for prussian law from inspiring English sources

Although he disagreed with William's intention to deal harshly with the Social Democrats, he supported passage of the German law against subversion (1894) and the Prussian law against the Socialists (1897).

The Prussian Law Code of 1794, although it forbade duelling, managed to enhance its social prestige by discriminating among duellists; duels not conducted by officers or the nobility were treated as assault or murder.

He was educated in law and became a Prussian law officer in the Polish provinces in 1800, serving until the bureaucracy was dissolved following the defeat of Prussia by Napoleon in 1806.

Barred from teaching by Prussian law, which closed that profession to Jews, he continued his research as an unpaid assistant in Müller's laboratory and supported himself by his medical practice.

This was followed in 1736 by edicts for the establishment of schools in certain provinces, in 1763 by Frederick II the Great's regulation asserting the principle of compulsory school attendance, and in 1794 by a codification of Prussian law recognizing the principle of state supremacy in education.

The Orient, holding to Prussian law, considered the initiation null and void because the usual bureaucratic formalities were not adhered to.

Cocceji also inspired the establishment in 1750 of a new Superior Consistory to supervise church and educational affairs and began the process of legal codification that culminated after Frederick's death in the issue of the Prussian Common Law (Das Allgemeine Preussische Landrecht) of 1794, one of the most important 18th-century efforts of this kind.

At the same time, under the Prussian citizenship law of 1842, ten years of continuous residence abroad meant –in principle- the loss of German citizenship.

The influence of wealth was ensured by a provision of the law (Prussian in origin) that half the council was to be elected from among the 1,200 highest taxpayers of the capital (the so-called virilists), while the other half of the council's membership was elected from the rest of the electorate, based on a rather narrow franchise.

He evaded several urgent problems: the repeal of the Prussian three-class suffrage laws, the resolution of the dualism between Prussia and the Reich, the radical reform of imperial finances, and the imposition of direct taxes.

Vogelsang studied law, then entered the Prussian government service, but he retired after the Revolution of 1848.