The state and its laws during the Napoleonic era
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autocratic rule, legal and administrative reforms, Napoleon BonaparteAbstract
The Napoleonic era, which spans from the late 18th century to the early 19th century, was marked by significant changes in the state and legal systems, especially in France and the territories influenced by Napoleon's reign.
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