Works
Gneist was a prolific writer, especially on the subject he had made peculiarly his own, that of constitutional law and history, and among his works, other than those above named, may be mentioned the following:
- Budget und Gesetz nach dem constitutionellen Staatsrecht Englands (Berlin, 1867)
- Freje Advocatur (Berlin, 1867)
- Der Rechtsstaat (Berlin, 1872, and 2nd edition, 1879)
- Zur Verwaltungsreform in Preussen (Leipzig, 1880)
- Das englische Parlament (Berlin, 1886); in English translation, The English Parliament (London, 1886; 3rd edition, 1889)
- Die Militärvorlage von 1892 und der preussische Verfassungsconflikt von 1862 bis 1866 (Berlin, 1893)
- Die nationale Rechtsidee von den Ständen und das preussische Dreiklassenwahlsystem (Berlin, 1895)
- Die verfassungsmassige Stellung des preussischen Gesamtministeriums (Berlin, 1895)
See O. Gierke, Rudolph von Gneist, Gedächtnisrede (Berlin, 1895), an In Memoriam address delivered in Berlin.
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