Author: Jean Beaudeau Clanleu (marquis de).)Publisher:
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Languages : fr
Pages : 34
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Lettre d'avis a messieurs du parlement de Paris, escrite par un provincial
Author: Jean Beaudeau Clanleu (marquis de).)Publisher:
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Languages : fr
Pages : 34
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Responce, et refutation du discours intitulé
Author: Responce et refutation du discours intitulé, Lettre d'auis à messieurs du parlement de Paris, par vn prouincial
Author: M. L.Lettre d'avis à messieurs du Parlement de Paris, escrite par un provincial
Author: Jean Beaudeau (marquis de Clanleu et gouverneur de Château-Chinon)Publisher:
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Languages : fr
Pages : 34
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Lettre d'avis a messieurs du Parlement de Paris, escrite par un provincial..
Author: Bertrand d'Ostove de ClenleuPublisher:
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Languages : fr
Pages : 34
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Lettre à Messieurs du Parlement de Paris
Author: Duc Henri de Longueville (II.)Publisher:
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Languages : fr
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Lettre d'auis à messieurs du parlement de Paris, escrite par un prouincial
Author: Jean BEAUDEAU (Marquis de Clanleu)Publisher:
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Languages : fr
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Responce de Messieurs du Parlement de Paris, Aux Lettres à eux presentées par un Conseiller deputé du Parlement de Bordeaux, sur les mal-heurs de leur Province. De Paris, le vingt-quatrième Octobre, 1649
Author: Lettre de Monsieur le Prince à Mrs du Parlement de Paris. Avec la response de la Reyne sur ladite Lettre, donnée à Messieurs les Gens du Roy, pour le Parlement
Author: Lawyers and Citizens
Author: David Avrom BellPublisher: Oxford University Press, USA
ISBN: 0195076702
Category : France
Languages : en
Pages : 295
Book Description
Among the men who rose to power in France in 1789, lawyers were heavily represented. To a large extent, they also shaped the evolution of French political culture of the ancien regime. Lawyers and Citizens traces the development of the French legal profession between the reign of Louis XIV and the French Revolution, showing how lawyers influenced, and were influenced by, the period's passionate political and religious conflicts. David Bell analyzes how these key "middling" figures in French society were transformed from the institutional technicians of absolute monarchy into the self-appointed "voices of public opinion", and leaders of opposition political phamphleteering. He describes the birth of an independent legal profession in the late seventeenth century, its alienation from the monarchy under the pressure of religious disputes in the early eighteenth century, and its transformation into a standard-bearer of "enlightened" opinion in the decades before the Revolution. Lawyers and Citizens also illuminates the workings of politics under a theoretically absolute monarchy, and the importance of long-standing constitutional debates for the ideological origins of the Revolution. It also sheds new light on the development of the modern professions, and of the French legal system. Based on extensive primary research, this study will be of interest to historians and legal scholars alike.