Muyart De Vouglans - Criminal Procedure According To The Laws Of The Kingdom - 1762 - In-4°
Artist: Pierre-françois Muyart De Vouglans
A legal treatise from the Louis XV era devoted to criminal law under the Ancien Régime, written by Pierre-François Muyart de Vouglans (1713–1791), a counselor at the Parliament of Paris.
Published by Louis Cellot in 1762, this large quarto volume addresses criminal investigations in three parts, drawing on the ordinances of 1670 and 1737.
The title page is adorned with an engraved floral ornament and mentions the king’s privilege.
Period binding in full speckled calfskin. The page edges are red-stained, with marbled paper endpapers.
A complete copy with the text block well-preserved on laid paper that may show rare foxing spots and scattered faint water stains.
The book is in good overall condition.
Published by Louis Cellot in 1762, this large quarto volume addresses criminal investigations in three parts, drawing on the ordinances of 1670 and 1737.
The title page is adorned with an engraved floral ornament and mentions the king’s privilege.
Period binding in full speckled calfskin. The page edges are red-stained, with marbled paper endpapers.
A complete copy with the text block well-preserved on laid paper that may show rare foxing spots and scattered faint water stains.
The book is in good overall condition.
230 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Width: 21 cm
Height: 26,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1810233
Availability: In stock
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