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1. Almost two hundred years ago, the first collection of historical constitutions, including the constitution actually in force, was published. It is not much known today as it was an unusual collection published at an unusual place. Friedrich Saalfeld, a young Gottingen history professor in what was then the Napoleonic Kingdom of Westphalia published two volumes of legal documents of France: one containing the “lois constitutionnelles” starting with the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen of 26 August 1789 and ending with the Statutes on Nobility of 1 March 1808; the second volume assembling the “reglemens d’administration”. The reason Saalfeld offered for his pioneering publication clearly expressed a sensibility for this new genre of documents: “La plupart des ouvrages historiques qui ont paru sur cette epoque a jamais remarquable de l’histoire francoise, ne presentent que trop souvent des donnees vagues et fautives et ce n’est que par l’etude meme de la legislation constitutionnelle et administrative de la France dans ces derniers tems, ce n’est qu’en poursuivant les changemens successifs que la constitution et son administration interne ont subis aux differentes epoques de la revolution, qu’on peut se former une juste idee de l’etat actuel de cet empire.”

Constitutions of the World: 1776 to the Present. Presentation of two Publication Projects