William Augustus Brevoort Coolidge

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William Augustus Brevoort Coolidge 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica (1911)

To the outer world the canton of Appenzell is best known by its institution of Landsgemeinden, or primitive democratic assemblies held in the open air, in which every male citizen (not being disqualified) over twenty years of age must (under a money penalty) appear personally: each half-canton has such an assembly of its own, that of Inner Rhoden always meeting at Appenzell, and that of Ausser Rhoden in the odd years at Hundwil (near Herisau) and in the even years at Trogen.
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William Augustus Brevoort Coolidge 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica (1911)

App. Inner Rhoden (Soleure, 1899) ; I. B. Richman, Appenzell (London, 1895) ; H. Ryffel, Die schweiz. Landsgemeinden (Zürich, 1903) ; J. J. Tobler and A. Strüby, Die Alpwirthschaft im Kant. App. Ausser Rhoden (Soleure, 1900) ; J. C. Zellweger, Geschichte d. app. Volkes (to 1597) , 6 vols in 11 parts (Trogen, 1830–1838) ; J. C. Zellweger, junior, Der Kant. App. (Trogen, 1867) ; A. Tobler, Das Volkslied im Appenzellerland (Basel, 1906) ; J. J. Blumer, Staats- und Rechtsgeschichte d. schweiz. Demokratien (3 vols. St Gall, 1850–1859) .
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