Abstract A survey of twenty or so trials registred in the Mid-Loire countries during the late 17th century and the 18th century brings out a notable discrepancy between the spirit of the edicts and rulings and the attitudes of the judges and of those to be tried. Three forms of impiety are to be found which imply differences in their meaning and impacts : manifestations of rural anticlericalism ; manifestations of a change in the religious sensitivity of the bourgeoisie ; expression of an esprit de corps in some of the popular classes. Most of the time the magistrates showed lenient : in their eyes people's disciplined behaviours towards religion were a matter of social etiquette especially after 1760 when the trials for impiety became scar...
The Peasant and the Law in Eighteenth Century France. In preindustrial societies the absence of ef...
Dans la problématique, désormais classique, s’efforçant de comprendre la situation religieuse de la ...
In Brittany, from 1770 to 1785, there were many troops of thieves. Justice couldn 't break their act...
Abstract A survey of twenty or so trials registred in the Mid-Loire countries during the late 17th c...
In eighteenth-century France, there were almost no theoretical evolutions in the judicial field. Yet...
In every aspect the "généralité" of Metz, also named "Trois-Evêchés", was quite different from the o...
Rituals of Agression in 17th-century Aquitaine Research on délinquance using judicial records is h...
A new investigation of French Catholicism during the eighteenth century leads to the discovery of va...
G. Deregnaucourt, Scandal and religion in the XVIIth century ; Aspects of the image of the priest in...
Sovereign Courts in l6th-Century France : morality and Counter-Reformation The "perfect Catholic m...
From the 16th to the 18th century, a deeply rooted tradition of open and celebrative inebriation exi...
From the 16th to the 18th century, a deeply rooted tradition of open and celebrative inebriation exi...
Seventeeth and eighteenth-century Britanny presents a spectacular revival of the medieval tradition ...
Abstract By studying what Bernard de La Roche Flavin (1552-1627), president of the «chambre des requ...
Robert Poujol : Surveillance of protestants in the Hautes-Cévennes. The period under study goes fro...
The Peasant and the Law in Eighteenth Century France. In preindustrial societies the absence of ef...
Dans la problématique, désormais classique, s’efforçant de comprendre la situation religieuse de la ...
In Brittany, from 1770 to 1785, there were many troops of thieves. Justice couldn 't break their act...
Abstract A survey of twenty or so trials registred in the Mid-Loire countries during the late 17th c...
In eighteenth-century France, there were almost no theoretical evolutions in the judicial field. Yet...
In every aspect the "généralité" of Metz, also named "Trois-Evêchés", was quite different from the o...
Rituals of Agression in 17th-century Aquitaine Research on délinquance using judicial records is h...
A new investigation of French Catholicism during the eighteenth century leads to the discovery of va...
G. Deregnaucourt, Scandal and religion in the XVIIth century ; Aspects of the image of the priest in...
Sovereign Courts in l6th-Century France : morality and Counter-Reformation The "perfect Catholic m...
From the 16th to the 18th century, a deeply rooted tradition of open and celebrative inebriation exi...
From the 16th to the 18th century, a deeply rooted tradition of open and celebrative inebriation exi...
Seventeeth and eighteenth-century Britanny presents a spectacular revival of the medieval tradition ...
Abstract By studying what Bernard de La Roche Flavin (1552-1627), president of the «chambre des requ...
Robert Poujol : Surveillance of protestants in the Hautes-Cévennes. The period under study goes fro...
The Peasant and the Law in Eighteenth Century France. In preindustrial societies the absence of ef...
Dans la problématique, désormais classique, s’efforçant de comprendre la situation religieuse de la ...
In Brittany, from 1770 to 1785, there were many troops of thieves. Justice couldn 't break their act...