Les Établissements De Rouen : Études Sur L'histoire Des Institutions Municipales De Rouen, Falaise, Pont-audemer, Verneuil, La Rochelle, Saintes, Oleron, Bayonne, Tours, Niort, Cognac, Saint-jean-d'angély, Angouleme Poitiers, Etc, Volumes 1-2... (Paperback)

Les Établissements De Rouen offers a detailed exploration of the history of municipal institutions in Rouen and other significant cities such as Falaise, Pont-Audemer, Verneuil, La Rochelle, Saintes, Oleron, Bayonne, Tours, Niort, Cognac, Saint-Jean-d'Angély, Angoulême, and Poitiers. Across two volumes, Arthur Giry meticulously examines the development and structures of local governance during the medieval period.

This comprehensive study provides valuable insights into the constitutional and legal frameworks that shaped urban life in France. A crucial resource for historians and legal scholars, "Les Établissements De Rouen" illuminates the complex interplay between local customs and broader national policies.

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