COUNT (Charles) – TREATISE ON LEGISLATION, OR EXPOSITION OF THE GENERAL LAWS according to which peoples prosper, decline, or remain stationary
COUNT (Charles) – TREATISE ON LEGISLATION, OR EXPOSITION OF THE GENERAL LAWS according to which peoples prosper, decline, or remain stationary
COUNT (Charles) – TREATISE ON LEGISLATION, OR EXPOSITION OF THE GENERAL LAWS according to which peoples prosper, decline, or remain stationary
    COUNT (Charles)
    TREATISE ON LEGISLATION, OR EXPOSITION OF THE GENERAL LAWS according to which peoples prosper, decline, or remain stationary
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1826 / 1827 / 1827 / 1827
    4 vols. in-8, half olive calf empire style, gilt titles and volumes on smooth spines decorated with gilt fillets and romantic gilt tools, (some light abrasions, notably on the headcaps, scattered foxing in the text.), very fine condition, XIV-527 / 478 / 492 / 538 p. .
    Charles Comte, son-in-law of Jean-Baptiste Say, adopted his father-in-law's industrialist and liberal ideas. He and Dunoyer founded the renowned liberal newspaper Le Censeur. This work is his major contribution, having a lasting influence on the French liberal school. In it, he notably defines the limits of the state's role in economic matters. Volume IV contains a lengthy and detailed analysis of the origin, nature, and consequences of slavery. Original Edition.

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Mots-clés : Ancient Law - History of Law

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