1759. Work of Mr. the Chancellor of Aguesseau + Answers of the Parliaments

Description: 1759. Work of Mr. the Chancellor of Aguesseau + Answers of the Parliaments The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Work of the Chancellor of Aguesseau7 volumes, up to the eleventh memoirThe Speech for the opening of the hearings - The Mercuriales - The Indictments - The Instructions on the studies required to train a magistrate - Pleas delivered in Parliament as Advocate General - Two pleas in the cause of Mr. the Prince de Conty and of Madame the Duchess of Nemours - Plea in the cause of Mr. the Duke of Luxembourg and the other Dukes and Peers - Memoirs, dissertations and other works..Beautiful set of 8 volumes in4, 26x20cm, period sheepskin bound, rips and losses, rubbed boards, good interior condition, 620, 684, 692, 822, 738, 752, 772 pages.Paris Libraires Associés 1759. Original EditionAttached: Questions concerning the substitutions with the answers of all the parliaments and sovereign Courts of the Kingdom, vol in4, 26x20, period sheepskin bound, 580pp. Toulouse Joseph slab 1770 D'Aguesseau was truly the jurist of the Age of Enlightenment. He belonged to a line of magistrates who, from Louis XIII to Louis XVI, populated the courts and the king's council for the honor of Justice and the State. His work, however, so diverse and profuse, ranks him among the great authors although only known to workers of the Law. His career led him first to the public prosecutor's office at Châtelet (1690), then to the parliament of Paris (1691). As attorney general, he pleads for the King, the Public and the Law, defending the rights of the Church, minors and communities.An honest magistrate, eminent jurist, eloquent orator, d'Aguesseau was no less remarkable for his social qualities, his piety and his immense education. He was very busy with philosophy: he left Metaphysical Meditations, in which he follows in the footsteps of René Descartes. He designed a system of political philosophy which combines Cartesian rationalism, egalitarianism, Jansenist morality and Gallicanism, and which had a considerable influence in the 18th century, where d'Aguesseau was the mentor of a large number of magistrates and jurists. His legislative work is rightly considered to be a precursor of Napoleonic codification. D'Aguesseau was truly the jurist of the Age of Enlightenment. He belonged to a line of magistrates who, from Louis XIII to Louis XVI, populated the courts and the king's council for the honor of Justice and the State. His work, however, so diverse and profuse, ranks him among the great authors although only known to workers of the Law. His career led him first to the public prosecutor's office at Châtelet (1690), then to the parliament of Paris (1691). As attorney general, he pleads for the King, the Public and the Law, defending the rights of the Church, minors and communities.An honest magistrate, eminent jurist, eloquent orator, d'Aguesseau was no less remarkable for his social qualities, his piety and his immense education. He was very busy with philosophy: he left Metaphysical Medita See also this products: 1759. Tenets, for Ease the Intelligence Of Books Prophetic Tii The Poetical Works Of Edmund Spenser (1500-1599) . from The Text Of Mr. Upton 1744. Writings of Mr Pradon. Scipio L'African, Tamerlane Or The Death Of Jazabet Works Of Mr Boindin Academy Of Beautiful Letters Engraving Photo / Mr the Teacher Go Curiosa. Memories Galants Of Mr X (Uncut) History of the Early Part of The Reign of James the Second 1588-1640. Eo The Conquerors Of L'Amertume Florence Ruffin Illustrations Of the Author Auteur d'Aguesseau Reliure Cuir Langue Français Époque XVIIIème Nom Roman Sujet Droit et juridique

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