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René CHOPPIN

De domanio Franciae. Libri III

Apud Michaëlem Sonnium, Lutetiae Parisiorum (Paris) 1621, In-Folio (21,5x34,5cm), (12) 498pp. (108), relié.

Last edition, after the first published in 1574 Title page in red and black. Great brand impimeur the title page.
Full sheepskin brown vintage. Spine ribbed ornate. Part of title in brown morocco. Double fillet border on covers. A slight wetness, dry and clear at the top of the center structure of 8 cm, without any seriousness, but browner in the last index. Good copy.
Test the legitimacy of the French monarchy and its laws. Choppin defends the idea of a centralized student, not only Roman law royalty, but also the feudal and royal right to the Goths, in Byzantium, the Persians, Egyptians, Macedonians ... In his third book, Choppin examines the characteristics of the Salic law in France (which excludes women could rule) by comparing it to the right in other nations. The first version of the Salic Code (criminal and civil law) dates back to the fifth century and settled inheritance. In line with Bodin, from Anjou like him and he accused of having plundered his ideas, the lawyer Choppin is a sovereignist thinker, he supported the strength of the state on the notion of sovereignty; this is one of the first thinker of the concept of state. Three indexes end of the book, allowing in particular to trace the historical specificities of each nation (Scotland, Denmark ...) --- Please note that the translation in english is done automatically, we apologize if the formulas are inaccurate. Contact us for any information!

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