Droit Romain - Du Postliminium: Droit Français: - De La Condition Des Niçois Et Des Savoyisiens Au Point De Vue De La Nationalité (traité De Turin)... explores Roman law in relation to French law, specifically concerning the concept of "Postliminium" and the nationality status of residents of Nice and Savoy following the Treaty of Turin. This treatise by Fernand Josselin examines the legal implications and historical context of these regions, offering insights into the complexities of national identity and legal frameworks during this period. A valuable resource for legal scholars and historians interested in the intersection of Roman and French legal traditions, as well as the evolving concept of nationality in 19th-century Europe.
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