This historical document, "Procès-verbal Des Conférences Tenues Par Ordre Du Roi," records the proceedings of conferences held by order of the King to examine the articles of the Civil Ordinance of April 1667 and the Criminal Ordinance of April 1670. Featuring contributions from Nicolas-Joseph Foucault, Henri Pussort, Philippe Bornier, Charles Antoine Bourdot de Richebourg, and the associated booksellers of the new ordinances, this meticulous record offers invaluable insight into the development and refinement of French law during the reign of Louis XIV. A crucial resource for legal historians and scholars of early modern France, this volume captures the intellectual rigor and legislative processes shaping the French legal system.
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