Gesetzbuch Napoleons, Volume 2, presents a German translation of the Napoleonic Code. This edition meticulously compares various translations by Daniels, Erhard, Lassaulx, MÃ1/4ller, and Spielmann, noting key differences to provide clarity for legal scholars and historians. It includes a comprehensive index for ease of reference.

This work offers valuable insight into the reception and adaptation of French law in German-speaking regions during the 19th century. It remains a significant resource for understanding the impact of Napoleonic legal reforms and the development of European legal systems.

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