“…"Karlheinz Weißmann in: Secession, 20/2007" This Munich habilitation thesis impresses with several advantages: it takes on a topic that has since become one of the rather neglected ones , but belongs to major ideas and political history topics of the European early modern period; it identifies its author as extraordinarily well-read, stylistically certain and historically accomplished and can be read as an important contribution to the prehistory of the current discussion of a European constitution. …”

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