Du Duel, ConsidÃ(c)rÃ(c) Sous Le Rapport De La Morale, De L'histoire, De La LÃ(c)gislation Et De L'opportunitÃ(c) D'une Loi RÃ(c)pressive, by Charles Bataillard and Scipion Dupleix, delves into the multifaceted aspects of dueling in French society. This work explores the moral, historical, and legal dimensions of duels, further examining the necessity and opportunity for suppressive laws against them.

Accompanied by an account of the combat and duel between the Lords of Chasteneraye and Jarnac, this book offers a comprehensive look at the practice of dueling during its time. It provides insights into the social norms, honor codes, and legal frameworks that governed these conflicts, making it an invaluable resource for understanding French history and social mores.

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