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Konfliktlösung in der Frühen Neuzeit

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Die Historiografie des schottischen Rechts geht über Jahrhunderte zurück. Zahlreiche Juristen haben dazu beigetragen, die nicht nur das Verständnis der schottischen Rechtsgeschichte vorangebracht, sondern gleichzeitig elementare Beiträge zur allgemeinen Historiografie des Landes und seiner weit zurückgehenden Tradition geleistet haben. Die schottische Rechtsphilosophie des 18. Jahrhunderts basierte auf Erfahrung und ihre Vertreter, insbesondere Persönlichkeiten wie Adam Smith und der Richter Lord Kames, betonten die Wichtigkeit der Entwicklung eines historischen Rechtsverständnisses. In den Jahrhunderten, die seitdem vergangen sind, haben sich viele Juristen und juristisch ausgebildete Historiker dem Studium der Geschichte und der historischen Quellen Schottlands zugewandt.

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    Signet Library, WS Society sederunt book, Band 9, Blr. 7–8 (6. Feb. 1840).

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    Wesentlicher Inhalt der Ansprachen, die einige Mitglieder der Anwaltskammer … zu der Frage gehalten hatten, ob die erlassene Verordnung als ein Rechtsakt zur besseren Regulierung der Gerichtshöfe in Schottland anzusehen sei, etc. (Edinburgh, 1807).

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    National Records of Scotland [NRS], Papers of the family of Dalrymple-Hamilton of Bargany, Ayrshire, GD109/2644/1. Zeichensetzung hinzugefügt.

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    NRS, Court of Session, Register of Acts and Decreets, CS7/15, Bl. 78r.

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    Z. B. Advocates’ Library Session Papers, Elchies Collection, Bd. 5, Nr. 79, The Petition of Hugh Baillie advocate v Jean Wallace, [kein Datum].

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    NRS, Court of Session, Register of Acts and Decreets, CS7/52, Bl. 30r.

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Finlay, J. (2021). Schottland. In: Decock, W. (eds) Konfliktlösung in der Frühen Neuzeit . Handbuch zur Geschichte der Konfliktlösung in Europa , vol 3. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-56102-7_48

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