numerous territories of the state. However, because of their great variety, he was not able to describe them with the same comprehensiveness. Among his important later works can be mentioned Neues deutsches Staatsrecht, ("New German Constitutional Law"), published in 24 volumes between 1766 and 1782. His overall ouvre includes about 500 works, on law as well as theology. References Bibliography (in German) H. Shultze, "Johann Jakob Moser – Der Vater der deutschen Staatsrechts", 1869 J. Herzog, "Moser, Vater und Sohn", 1905 M. Fröhlich, "Johann Jakob Moser in seinem Verhältnis zum Rationalismus und Pietismus", 1925. 1701 births 1785 deaths German scholars of constitutional law People from Stuttgart People from the Duchy of Württemberg University of Tübingen alumni Academic staff of the University of Tübingen Academic staff of European University Viadrina German prisoners and detainees Liberalism Jurists from Baden-Württemberg