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For the Love of Immigrants: Migration Writings and Letters of Bishop John Baptist Scalabrini (1839–1905) (review)

Ross’s results point to a rather weak Prussian state authority on the ground. Surprisingly few police officers were stationed in the centers of Catholic mobilization. In many cases, moreover, the courts ruled against state reprisals. Hence, the long-term reasons for the failure of the Kulturkampf in Prussia as well as in the German Empire lay in the widely established notions and practices of the rule of law—the German Rechtsstaat—and particularly in the federal political order, which worked against abrupt changes and nationwide interventions.