"Coûtume de Péronne, Montdidier et Roye avec l'analise de chaque article de celle de Paris y relatif, et note de celle d'Orléans. French handwriting on paper. 2 nn. Vol. 306 p. 1 (few white). 5 x 9.5 cm. Marbled leather of the C.E. (pushed, scraped, partly scraped off at edges and back, joints brittle). (Paris) 1780. Les coutumes du governorement de Péronne, Montdidier et Roye ont été rédigées en 1567 à la suite de l'édit de Moulins de 1566. Applicable dans le resort picard, ce corps de droit coutumier unifié régissait les successes, les fiefs et la justicee seigneuriale. Il a fait l'objet de célèbres commentaires juridiques aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles. – Handwritten compendium of customary law, which was recognised as binding for most regions of France and was first published on 15 December 1895. It was finally adopted and published on September 15, 1567, under the title "Coûtume de Péronne, Montdidier et Roye", here with the addition that Orléans is also included. It was originally an official collection of legislation from Picardy in northern France, which was part of a major wave of reform in the 16th century. It was codified in the 19th century after the Crown had collected and unified the regional rights that had been handed down orally. Significant adjustments were made in the 17th and 18th centuries. ==References====External links== The booklet in a beautiful, easy-to-read manuscript is accessible by a table of contents and an extensive register. – In the front, 2 more small hs. Paper, title with newer inscription (translation), only slightly tanned or spotted, traces of use.