The Politics of Harmony: Civil Service, Liberalism, and Social Reform in Baden, 1800-1850The first modern history in English of a German state other than Prussia or Austria between the collapse of the Holy Roman Empire and the unsuccessful 1848 revolutions, the Politics of Harmony also contributes to the discussion regarding the modernization of German society, especially the social bases of liberalism and parliamentary government. |
Contents
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From Administrative Reorganization to a Constitution | 40 |
Civil Servants The Strategic Elite | 60 |
Hard Times for Administrative Constitutionalism | 85 |
The Zenith of Civil Servant Liberalism | 133 |
The End of Oppositional Civil Servant Liberalism | 179 |
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administrative approval Aschbach Baden civil Badische badischen Verfassung Bekk Berckheim Berstett Blittersdorff Boeckh budget bureaucracy burghers central citizens citizenship civil servants civil service civil-servant community organization Confederation constitution councilor diet diet's discussion District Court draft economic edict elected electoral favored Finance Franz Schnabel freedom Freiburg German Geschichte der badischen government's Grand Duke Grossherzogthums Baden guilds gulden Heidelberg Heidelberg University Ibid ideas increased influence interests Interior issues Itzstein Jewish emancipation judicial justice Karl Friedrich Karlsruhe Landtage lawyers legislation liberal Liebenstein Ludwig Winter magistrates Mannheim mayors ministers Ministry munity Nachlass Nebenius nobility noble non-noble officials opposed opposition pensioned petitions physiocratic political popular position privileges problems proposed protected burghers Prussia question reform Reitzenstein representatives Rettig Rotteck salary Sander second chamber social society Staat Standesherren taxes thought tion towns trade Trefurt vants Vormärz voted wanted Welcker Württemberg Zollverein