References:

[1] Anderson I. History of Sweden. Moscow, 1951. 375p.

[2] Borodkin M. M. From the modern history of Finland. N.I. Bobrikov's tenure. St. Petersburg, 1905.

[3] Borodkin M.M. A Brief History of Finland. St. Petersburg, 1911.

[4] Borodkin M.M. History of Finland. The time of Emperor Alexander I. St. Petersburg, 1909.

[5] Danielsen R., Durvik S., Gronli T., Helle K., Hovlann E. History of Norway. From Vikings to the present. Moscow, 2003. Pp. 233-242.

[6] Ginzburg Yu.V., Khashchina E.E. Separation of Poland and Finland from Russia: historical and legal aspects. Historical and legal problems: A new perspective. 2019.No 2.P. 123-136.

[7] Holmoyvik, Eirik. Constituent Power and Constitutionalism in 19th Century Norway // Reconsidering Constitutional Formation II Decisive Constitutional Normativity. Cham: Springer Nature, 2018. pp 275-310. http://library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.12657/28089

[8] Ilyina T. N. Evolution of the judicial functions of the Senate as the highest judicial body in Russia in the 18th century // Historical and Legal Problems. A new angle. Vol. 14.2015.

[9] Isaev M. A. Modernization of the constitution. Experience of Norway // State and Law. 2013. No. 6. Pp. 103-111.

[10] Isaev M. A. Reasons and political form of termination of the Swedish-Norwegian union // Polis. Political research. 2005. No. 6. P. 142.

[11] Kasiyan A.S. Russia and Norway: the establishment of diplomatic relations. Abstract of the dissertation of the historical sciences candidate. Moscow, 2009.P. 19

[12] Kozellek R. On the issue of temporal structures in the historical development of notions / History of notions, history of discourse, history of mentality: Collection of Articles / Ed. Hans Bedecker. Moscow, 2010, 25p.

[13] Miall, H. The peacemakers: Peaceful settlement of disputes since 1945. Palgrave Macmillan; 1992.

[14] Michalsen, Dag. Law and Politics in Swedish - Norwegian Union Law, 1814-1905 - an Elegy // Rechtsgeschichte - Legal History. 19. 2011. P. 217-219.

[15] Novikova I.N. Special state or province of the empire: Russian lawyers about the state-legal status of Finland // St. Petersburg and the countries of Northern Europe. 2002. No. 3. P. 126.

[16] Novikova I.N. The Grand Duchy of Finland in the imperial policy of Russia // The imperial system of Russia in the regional dimension (XIX - early XX century). Moscow, 1997.

[17] Peace Treaty between His Majesty the King of Sweden and the Kingdom of Sweden on the one hand and His Majesty the King of Denmark and the Kingdom of Denmark on the other hand, the Treaty of Kiel of 14 January 1814.

[18] Popov F.A. Geography of secessionism in the modern world. ?oscow, 2012.

[19] Raymond E. Lindgren. Norway-Sweden: Union, Disunion, and Scandinavian Integration. 1959.

[20] Russia and Finland: from confrontation to peace. 1917-1920: a collection of documents. / comp. Zelenov M.V. Moscow, 2017.P. 59

[21] Sadova L.V. The Swedish-Norwegian conflict of 1905 in reports to St. Petersburg of Russian military agents (based on the materials of the Russian State Military Historical Archive) // St. Petersburg and the countries of Northern Europe. 2004. No. 5. Pp. 106-115.

[22] Schweitzer Ch., Johansen J. To Prevent Or Stop Wars. What Can Peace Movement Do? 2016. P. 21.

[23] Wikisource. The Constitution of the Kingdom of Norway. Christiania: Printed by Jacob Lehmann,1814.

[24] The manifest on the conclusion of peace between Russia and Sweden (with the application of the Treaty of Hamina, September 5/17, 1809) // CCLRE. The first collection. Volume 30. 1808-1809. St. Petersburg, 1830. No.23883.

[25] The manifest on the conquest of Swedish Finland and its accession forever to Russia // Complete collection of laws of the Russian Empire (CCLRE). The first collection. Volume 30. 1808-1809. St. Petersburg, 1830. No.22911.

[26] Timofeev D.V. The notion of "constitution" in Russia in the first quarter of XIX century. Social Sciences and the Present. 2007, No.1, 120p.

[27] Writing Democracy: the Norwegian Constitution, 1814-2014 / edited by Karen Gammelgaard and Eirik Holm?yvik. New York: Berghahn, 2015. P. 13.