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Mainzer Landfrieden

When respect for the law fades away, the freedom for violence rules. Mainzer Landfrieden 1235 (ubi iuris cessat auctoritas, excedit licencia seviendi).

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The Articles of the American Confederation, ratified in March 1781, gave each state so much power and independence that many political leaders believed that America needed a stronger national government. They finally produced a Constitution in 1787, more then ten years after the Declaration of independence (1776), in the same Hall of Independence in Philadelphia. … Read more » “The American Constitution”

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