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Organizarea de stat a Tării Româneşti, 1765-1782: Fragmente din proiectele de cod general sau manualele de legi redactate de Mihail Fotino in 1765 (cinci titluri), 1766 (opt titluri), şi 1777 (Cartea I). (The Organization of the Wallachian State, 1765-1782: Fragments of Projects of a General Code or Manuals of Law drafted by Michael Photeinos in 1765 (five chapters), 1766 (eight chapters), and 1777 (Book I)). Edited by Valentin Al. Georgescu and Emanuela Popescu-Mihuţ. Adunarea izvoarelor vechiului drept românesc scris XI. Bucureşti: Editura Academiei Republicii Socialiste România, 1989. 282 pp

Organizarea de stat a Tării Româneşti, 1765-1782: Fragmente din proiectele de cod general sau... BOOK REVIEW/COMPTE RENDU Organizarea de stat a T � rii Române � ti, 1765-1782: Fragmente din proiectele de cod general sau manualele de legi redactate de Mihail Fotino in 1765 (cinci titluri), 1766 (opt titluri), � i 1777 (Cartea I). [The Organization of the Wallachian State, 1765-1782: Fragments of Projects of a General Code or Manuals of Law drafted by Michael Photeinos in 1765 (five chapters), 1766 (eight chapters), and 1777 (Book I)]. Edited by Valentin Al. Georgescu and Emanuela Popescu-Mihu � . Adunarea izvoarelor vechiului drept românesc scris XI. Bucure � ti: Editura Academiei Republicii Socialiste România, 1989. 282 pp. Romanians of the Danubian Principalities in early modern times were under the suzerainty of Ottoman sultans, who initially appointed native rulers in Wallachia and Moldavia. Turkish dissatisfaction with Romanian princes eventually led the sultans to select Greeks from the Phanar district in Constantinople to govern the principalities, a regime that lasted from 1715 to 1822 in Wallachia. During the Phanariot era, local customs and Roman law, as codified in the Byzantine Empire, constituted the wellspring of Wallachia's law. This taw was in Gfeetnrrcontrastta?he preceding period when Byzantine Greek had been translated into Romanian with Old Church Slavic http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Southeastern Europe Brill

Organizarea de stat a Tării Româneşti, 1765-1782: Fragmente din proiectele de cod general sau manualele de legi redactate de Mihail Fotino in 1765 (cinci titluri), 1766 (opt titluri), şi 1777 (Cartea I). (The Organization of the Wallachian State, 1765-1782: Fragments of Projects of a General Code or Manuals of Law drafted by Michael Photeinos in 1765 (five chapters), 1766 (eight chapters), and 1777 (Book I)). Edited by Valentin Al. Georgescu and Emanuela Popescu-Mihuţ. Adunarea izvoarelor vechiului drept românesc scris XI. Bucureşti: Editura Academiei Republicii Socialiste România, 1989. 282 pp

Kellogg, Frederick
Southeastern Europe , Volume 16 (1): 201 – Jan 1, 1989
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© 1989 Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, The Netherlands
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BOOK REVIEW/COMPTE RENDU Organizarea de stat a T � rii Române � ti, 1765-1782: Fragmente din proiectele de cod general sau manualele de legi redactate de Mihail Fotino in 1765 (cinci titluri), 1766 (opt titluri), � i 1777 (Cartea I). [The Organization of the Wallachian State, 1765-1782: Fragments of Projects of a General Code or Manuals of Law drafted by Michael Photeinos in 1765 (five chapters), 1766 (eight chapters), and 1777 (Book I)]. Edited by Valentin Al. Georgescu and Emanuela Popescu-Mihu � . Adunarea izvoarelor vechiului drept românesc scris XI. Bucure � ti: Editura Academiei Republicii Socialiste România, 1989. 282 pp. Romanians of the Danubian Principalities in early modern times were under the suzerainty of Ottoman sultans, who initially appointed native rulers in Wallachia and Moldavia. Turkish dissatisfaction with Romanian princes eventually led the sultans to select Greeks from the Phanar district in Constantinople to govern the principalities, a regime that lasted from 1715 to 1822 in Wallachia. During the Phanariot era, local customs and Roman law, as codified in the Byzantine Empire, constituted the wellspring of Wallachia's law. This taw was in Gfeetnrrcontrastta?he preceding period when Byzantine Greek had been translated into Romanian with Old Church Slavic

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