Mémoires Sur Les Lois, Les Coutumes Et Les Privilèges Des Gantois, Depuis L'institution De Leur Commune Jusqu'à La Révolution De L'an 1540
, written by Charles-Louis Diericx, offers a detailed examination of the laws, customs, and privileges of the people of Ghent from the establishment of their commune to the revolution of 1540. This first volume explores the historical context and legal frameworks that shaped the city's governance and social structures during the medieval and early modern periods. Diericx's work provides valuable insights into the intricate dynamics of local governance and the evolution of civic rights in the region of Flanders. A crucial resource for historians and legal scholars interested in the history of Ghent and medieval European law.
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