Family, Gender, and Law in Early Modern France

Suzanne Desan · Jeffrey W. Merrick

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Medieval and Early Modern Justice French Historical and Cultural Studies Historical Legal Studies and Society

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"A collection of essays that examine intimacy and power in early modern French households, and explore how families reinvented themselves in response to changes in law, gender ideology, political culture, or patterns of consumption"--Provided by publisher.

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