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Offering a window into the legal and political landscape of 18th-century France, this collection sheds light on the Parlements' resistance to royal decrees and their role in defending traditional legal principles. The inclusion of a historical summary (abrégé historique) contextualizes the documents, making this an invaluable resource for legal scholars and historians interested in the intricacies of French legal history and the dynamics of power during the Ancien Régime.

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