"Indlag I J desagen" by Henrik Arnold Wergeland is a significant historical document addressing the Jewish question in Norway. This work advocates for the repeal of the final clause of Article 2 of the Norwegian Constitution, which at the time restricted religious freedom. Wergeland's passionate plea championed the cause of civil rights and religious tolerance in 19th-century Norway. His insightful arguments offer valuable perspectives on the complex socio-political landscape of the era. This title provides essential insights into the historical debates surrounding religious freedom and constitutional reform.
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