Two sovereign powers. The connecting link between the two is Camphausen, and the theory of agreement. When these two sovereign powers are no longer able to agree or do not want to agree, they become two inimical sovereign powers. The King has the right to throw down the gauntlet to the Assembly, the Assembly has the right to throw down the gauntlet to the King. The greater right is on the side of the greater might.
Power is tested in struggle.
The test of the struggle is victory. Each of the two powers can prove that it is right only by its victory, that it is wrong only by its defeat. The King until now has not been a constitutional king. He is an absolute monarch who decides for or against constitutionalism. The Assembly until now has not been a constitutional but a- constituent assembly.