Les Trois Coustumes Voisines De Chasteauneuf, Chartres, Et Dreux, Auec Les Notes De C. Du Moulin

This 17th-century legal treatise, written by an anonymous author under the pseudonym Châteauneufenthymerais, explores the customs and laws of three neighboring French towns. With its detailed descriptions and annotations, this work provides a fascinating glimpse into the social and legal history of early modern France.

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