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Studies in history and jurisprudence, volume 2 (of 2)

Note 20 — X THE NATURE OF SOVEREIGNTY

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An Austinian might perhaps say that the Austro-Hungarian monarchy consists of two separate States, with no single Sovereign. But it is unquestionably one State in the eye of international law, and the Delegations have some powers incompatible with the existence of an Austinian sovereign in either half of the monarchy.

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