A landmark work by the French jurist Édouard Laboulaye, one of the leading pioneers of comparative law in the nineteenth century. Published in Buenos Aires by Librería de la Victoria in 1866 and translated by Manuel R. García, this edition presents the author's lectures delivered at the Collège de France, offering a comparative study of legal and constitutional institutions with particular emphasis on representative government, civil liberties, and constitutional systems. An important early Argentine edition, highly desirable for collectors, legal historians, and academic libraries specializing in comparative law and legal history.
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