"Manier Van Procederen In Civile En Criminele Saken..." offers a detailed exposition of the legal procedures in civil and criminal cases within the Dutch legal system. Authored by Simon van Leeuwen with contributions from C. F. Bosschaert and Hendrik Verduyn, this historical legal text provides insights into the methodologies and practices employed in the 17th century. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of Dutch law and the administration of justice during that era. Researchers and historians will find this work essential for gaining a comprehensive view of the legal landscape and procedural norms of the time.
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