Essay On Roman Politics And Legislation Giacomo Botton Enlightenment

Description: Save this seller | Sign up for the shop newsletter CALL CENTER HOURS 9.00 - 12.00 15.00 - 18.00 from Monday to Friday EXPRESS DELIVERY 100% SIMPLE RETURN 14 Days For Return Home About Us Shipping Returns Payments All products Feedback Description ESSAY ON ROMAN POLITICS AND LEGISLATION OF COUNT B..... OF C..... MDCCLXXII Very scarce first edition of 1772 of this work about the illuminist scholar Giacomo Botton di Castellamonte (Rivarolo Canavese 1754-Paris 1828). The work was published anonymously and published probably in Tuscany (Livorno or Florence) to avoid Piedmont censorship after one year the author took a degree in very early age. "The work followed in the footsteps of those of Muratori, Beccaria, Verri and CA Pilati in the natural law controversy against the prevailing historical rights in favor of a codification based on the principles of natural law. especially original was his vigorous condemnation of the Roman will which, under the guise of fideicommissary substitution, had been the generating institution of hereditary nobility" (G. Vaccarino in DBI 13/481). Antique signature on the title page. In good conditions. Full leather coeval cover with gilted title and decorations on the spine in poor general conditions lightly worn on the extremities. Back plate is detached. Binding in good conditions. Inside pages are in very good conditions with occasional foxing. In 16. Dim. 18x11.5cm. pp. 286+(2). Weight Kg. 0.300. ESSAY ON ROMAN POLITICS AND LEGISLATION OF COUNT B..... OF C..... MDCCLXXII Very rare first edition from 1772 of this work by the Canavese Enlightenment scholar Giacomo Botton di Castellamonte (Rivarolo Canavese 1754-Paris 1828). The work was published anonymously and probably printed in Tuscany (Livorno or Florence) to avoid incurring the rigors of Savoy censorship, a year after the Author graduated in law at a very young age. "The work followed in the footsteps of those of Muratori, Beccaria, Verri and CA Pilati in the natural law controversy against the prevailing historical rights in favor of a codification based on the principles of natural law. especially original was his vigorous condemnation of the Roman will which, under the guise of fideicommissary substitution, had been the generating institution of hereditary nobility" (G. Vaccarino in DBI 13/481). Ancient signature on the title page. In good condition. Contemporary full leather cover with title and gold decorations on the spine in mediocre general condition with slight wear on the edges and spine. Rear plate detached. Binding in good condition. Inside, the pages are in excellent condition with rare foxing. In 16. Dim. 18x11.5cm. pp. 286+(2). Weight Kg. 0.300. all the information of which you have need. Who we are Shipping Returns Payments Privacy Contact us PAYMENT METHODS Developed by novaArgo Graphic design / ebay template. Compatible with management systems. "The work followed in the footsteps of those of Muratori, Beccaria, Verri and CA Pilati in the natural law controversy against the prevailing historical rights in favor of a codification based on the principles of natural law. especially original was his vigorous condemnation of the Roman will which, under the guise of fideicommissary substitution, had been the generating institution of hereditary nobility" (G. Vaccarino in DBI 13/481). "The work followed in the footsteps of those of Muratori, Beccaria, Verri and CA Pilati in the natural law controversy against the prevailing historical rights in favor of a codification based on the principles of natural law. especially original was his vigorous condemnation of the Roman will which, under the guise of fideicommissary substitution, had been

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