Recueil GÃ(c)nÃ(c)ral Des Anciennes Lois Françaises, Depuis L'an 420 Jusqu'Ã La RÃ(c)volution De 1789: Table, Volume 29...
is a comprehensive compilation of ancient French laws, spanning from 420 AD to the French Revolution in 1789. This meticulously assembled collection, authored by Alfred Jourdan, Decrusy, and Isambert, serves as an invaluable resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in understanding the evolution of French law and governance.
Volume 29 presents a detailed table, facilitating easy access to specific laws and decrees within the vast historical record. This work offers profound insights into the legal foundations of France, reflecting the social, political, and economic contexts of each era. Its enduring value lies in providing a deep understanding of the historical roots of modern French legal principles.
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