Lex mercatoria rediviva; or, The merchant's directory. Being a compleat guide to all men in business
is a historical treatise on merchant law, originally published in 1754. Authored by Wyndham Beawes, this comprehensive guide offers insights into the legal and customary practices governing international trade during the 18th century. Written in Latin, the text serves as a valuable resource for understanding the principles of "lex mercatoria"-the body of commercial law used by merchants throughout Europe. This book provides a detailed examination of trade regulations, customs, and legal frameworks that shaped commercial interactions in a pivotal era of global expansion and mercantile development. A significant work for legal scholars and historians interested in the evolution of international business law and the historical practices of merchants.
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