La Justice au XIXe siècle : Les Républiques des avocats
DEBRE (Jean-Louis)
Paris. - Librairie académique Perrin. - 1984.
- Format : In-8.
- Number of volumes : 1 volume.
- Binding : Cardboard.
- Collation : 382 pp.
Red editor cardboard. Under rhodoid. The book comes with its cover illustrated in color. Smooth spine with gilded author's name and title. Gilt edition mention on the heel. Gilt title, author's and publisher's name on the front cover. Nice copy.
FIRST EDITION.
Copy enriched with a SIGNED SELF-SIGNED SENSE from the author: "for Mr. Penaudeau, thanking him. Tribute from a 20th-century magistrate."
A book written by the politician Jean-Louis Debré, interested in a rather unknown part of history: 19th century lawyers. Of course, it must be admitted that they did not enjoy a very flattering image in society, certainly because of their close ties to the law and power. Nevertheless, it was these professionals of the bar and of pleading that were able to defend many causes, even if it meant upsetting the ruling elites.
Very good condition.
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