« Justice cannot be for one side alone,
but must be for both. »
Eleanor Roosevelt
Statutes & Proclamations
Arranged Everyday Life
in Decrees · Edicts · Circulars
from 5 Centuries
- Allowance by Charles I, Duke of Brunswick-Luneburg, of a raised fixed beer price in the districts of Wolfenbüttel and Schöning until end of September that year (1762)
- Announcement by the royal and imperial Styrian-Carinthian government of Nov. 3, 1822, in regard of The Reunification of some Illyrian part with the kingdom of Hungary
- The moment of truth :
Appeal concerning the need of cover for the bonds circulating in the country (1797) - The Dukes of Brunswick-Luneburg :
Drinking Beer furthers your Health!
Nourishing Beer Statutes from 1723-1764 - With marital permission :
Certificate of heirship for Louise Friederike Therese Schubert, née Häussler, about 673,120 marks - Chancellery License by the Royal Schleswig=Holstein Chancellery at Copenhagen in regard of the exemption of the commanders of evers and other freight vessels and their sons from army service (March 7, 1814)
- Circular, Regarding the burial of military horses fallen on the street (1810)
- Circular, Regarding the certification of migration passports to Trieste and Fiume (1818)
- Circular, Regarding the horse-furnishing compensation for 1812 + 1813 (1814)
- Circular, Announcing a composed work on horse-breeding (1807)
“ It came! My plate [already documented as lost] was delivered and it is in excellent condition. I cannot explain all of the delays or what happened. It is in the original packaging that you described and it was delivered by DHL, not the postal service (as far as I can tell – it was left on the porch [!!]). So thank you and so glad that this long story has such a nice ending. It was nice dealing with you, thank you for the plate! ”
(Mrs. J. C., May 8, 2010)