FRENCH LEGAL, HISTORICAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL BOOK SET, 4 VOLUMES

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1923, 1980. Paris. All four volumes are half bound in leather, with marbled boards. Here are the four volumes. Pages de Doctrine?(1980), 2 volumes. Written by Andr? de Laubadre, Andr? Mathiot, Jean Rivero, Georges Vedel. Published by L.G.D.J. (Librairie G?n?rale de Droit et de Jurisprudence). Pages de Doctrine?is a scholarly French legal volume written by four major figures in French public law during the 20th century. Each of these authors is highly influential in administrative law, constitutional law, and political science. It is?not a single narrative?but rather a?collection of doctrinal essays, analyses, or selected writings?hence the title??Pages de Doctrine?. This type of book is common in French legal academia: it gathers influential articles or previously published studies that shaped the evolution of public law. Dictionnaire des Institutions de la France aux XVIIe et XVIIIe sicles?(1923). Written by Marcel Marion, and published by Auguste Picard, Paris. This is a?scholarly historical dictionary?focused on the institutions of France during the?17th and 18th centuries?the era of the Bourbon monarchy, from Louis XIII through Louis XVI, leading up to the French Revolution. It was written by?Marcel Marion, one of the foremost French historians of administrative and financial institutions of the Ancien R?gime. Manuel de G?ographie Historique de la France, 1929. Written by L. Mirot, with a preface by Camille Jullian (Member of the Acad?mie franaise). It was published by Auguste Picard, Paris with a special feature Quarante-trois cartes hors texte, which is 43, fold-out or separate historical maps. This is a?scholarly manual of historical geography, explaining how the territory of France evolved from ancient times through the early modern period.?FREE SHIPPING FOR THIS BOOK SET WITHIN THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES OF AMERICA., 4 Volumes in French, LOT REF #25-955

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