Du Droit Du Chasseur Sur Le Gibier, Dans Toutes Les Phases Des Chasses À Tir Et À Courre, by François-Ferdinand Villequez, is a treatise on hunting law in France. This detailed work examines the rights of hunters concerning game, encompassing all phases of hunting, both shooting and coursing. Including two appendices and the Law of May 3, 1844, concerning hunting regulations, this book provides a comprehensive understanding of the legal framework governing hunting practices.
Villequez's study is a valuable resource for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in the historical intersection of law, sport, and wildlife management in 19th-century France. Its enduring relevance lies in its detailed analysis of the legal principles that shaped hunting practices during this period.
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