1927. Contents: The Meaning of Law; The Effort of the Roman Empire to Solve the Question of the Sanctity of Law; The Sanctity of Law in the Carolingian Empire; Practical Development of the Theory of Law by Divine Revelation through Pope and Emperor; The Renaissance in its Relation to the Problem of the Sanctity of Law; The Reformation and the Sanctity of Law; The Revolution in England; The Political Geography of the European Continent in 1648; National Evolution on the European Continent from 1648 to 1789; The French Revolution of 1789 and the Sanctity of Law; The Holy Alliance and the Sanctity of Law; The Triumph of the Revolution over the Metternich System of European Organization; The Development of the National States System in Europe from the Revolution of 1848 to the Congress of Berlin in 1878; National Development in Europe from 1878 to 1914; The World War, the Versailles Pact, and the Halt in the Historic Movement for the Formation of Genuine Nations as the Basis for a New Sanctity of Law; and Does the System of the League of Nations Remedy and Compensate the Defects of the Treaty of Versailles of 1919?