Compendio De Theoria E Pratica Do Processo Civil Comparado Com O Commercial Para Uso Das Faculdades De Direito Do Imperio

Compendio De Theoria E Pratica Do Processo Civil Comparado Com O Commercial Para Uso Das Faculdades De Direito Do Imperio, written by Francisco Paula De Baptiste, is a comprehensive treatise on civil and commercial procedure, intended for use in law schools of the Brazilian Empire. Published in 1872, this book offers a detailed examination of legal theory and its practical application within the Brazilian legal system, with comparisons to other legal systems of the time.

This compendium serves as a valuable historical resource for understanding the development of legal education and the structure of civil and commercial law in 19th-century Brazil. It provides insights into the legal framework governing the Brazilian Empire and offers a glimpse into the comparative legal studies of the era. Scholars and legal historians will find this work an invaluable addition to their understanding of Brazilian legal history.

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