About Salomon Philipp Gans
Lived 1784 – 1843 (aged 58–59). Salomon Philipp Gans was a jurist, political economist and lawyer.
Solomon Philip Gans (; 26 February 1788 – 1 November 1843) was a German jurist who lived at Celle, Hanover. He was the author of Das Erbrecht des Napoleonischen, Gesetzbuches für Westphalen (Hanover, 1810), Über die Verarmung der Städte und-des Landmannes (Brunswick, 1831), and Entwurf einer Criminal-Processordnung (Göttingen, 1836). He also edited the Zeitschrift für die Civil-und Criminalrechtspflege im Königreich Hanover, of which only four issues appeared.
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Who was Salomon Philipp Gans?
German jurist
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Salomon Philipp Gans was born in 1784 in Celle.
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Salomon Philipp Gans died on 1 November 1843 in Celle.
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Salomon Philipp Gans was a jurist, political economist and lawyer.
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