Collection Of Trial Documents: Pierre-a. "caron De Beaumarchais" In One Large Volume, Quarto, Green Vellum

In its fresh, raw green vellum (pigskin) binding, quarto format, raised bands on the spine, garnet morocco title, red edges, this important composite collection of documents relating to the trial of Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais, from the library of Monsieur Bourlier Lainé, 1750 (beautiful bookplate with coat of arms) and stamped on the first "Mémoire à conseiller" (Memorandum to be consulted) by James Battault du Moulin aux Moines in Auxey-Meursault (Côte-d'Or), this rare and fine set of court documents was one of the triggers of the French Revolution and the entanglements of the nobility, who had nothing to think about but quarrels between equals... A collection of numerous documents: "Mémoire à conseiller" (Memorandum to be consulted), its supplement, Addition to the supplement of the "Mémoire à conseiller" (Memorandum to be consulted), Fourth "Mémoire à conseiller" (against Mr. Goezman, judge accused of bribery... Request for Mitigation for Mr. Caron de Beaumarchais) Following the Justification of Sieur de Beaumarchais, Decrees of the Parliament of Paris (September 6, 1776) manuscript, petition of Sieur de Beaumarchais to be reinstated in his position, etc., plus numerous subsequent memoranda, in short, all the complexities of justice rendered in the face of power struggles... A number of documents that contribute to understanding the effects and outcome of this sensational trial which shook the justice system and brought discredit upon the Nobility.