Devoirs, Honneur, Avantages, Jouissances De La Profession D'avocat, published in 1857, offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of the legal profession in 19th-century France. Written by Félix Sylvestre Jean Baptiste Liouville, the book explores the duties, honor, advantages, and even the pleasures associated with being a lawyer. It provides valuable insights into the ethical and practical considerations that guided legal professionals during this period.
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