Essai Sur L'histoire De La Justice Criminelle À Bordeaux Pendant Le Moyen Âge (Du Xiie Au Xvie Siècle)
offers a detailed look into the history of criminal justice in Bordeaux during the Middle Ages. This historical essay, originally presented as a speech at the opening of the Bordeaux Bar Association's conferences in 1857, provides insights into the legal practices and systems of the time. Étienne Henry Brochon examines the evolution of justice in Bordeaux from the 12th to the 16th century, shedding light on the complexities of medieval law and its application in a major French city.
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