Publisher's Synopsis
Inventaire sommaire des Archives dÃ(c)partementales antÃ(c)rieures à 1790. Calvados. Archives civiles. SÃ(c)rie E supplÃ(c)ment Volume 1-2 is a comprehensive inventory of departmental archives dating before 1790, specifically focusing on the Calvados region in France. This two-volume set offers researchers and historians an invaluable resource for navigating the civil archives of the pre-Revolutionary era. Compiled by the Archives DÃ(c)partementales du Calvados, this detailed inventory provides summaries and locations of documents, making it an essential tool for anyone studying the social, economic, and political history of Calvados during this period.
This meticulously assembled collection sheds light on various aspects of life in Calvados before the French Revolution, providing a window into the administrative, legal, and societal structures of the time. Scholars interested in local history, genealogy, or the broader context of pre-Revolutionary France will find this inventory an indispensable guide to primary source materials.
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