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BEXON, Scipion Jérôme (1753-1822), vice-président du Tribunal de 1ere instance du département de la Seine. Code de la Sûreté publique et particuliere; ou Code criminel. Fondé sur les régles de la Morale universelle; sur les droit des gens ou primitif des Sociétés; et sur leur droit particulier dans l'état actuel de la civilisation. Paris, March 1807. ORIGINAL SCRIBAL MANUSCRIPT, with some autograph insertions, preface and dedication to the Emperor Napoleon signed by the author. 2 volumes, folio (385 x237mm), 383 + 313 leaves. Original French straight-grained dark blue morocco gilt, the figure of Justice within a wreath gilt on sides, flat spine in 6 compartments, four enclosing the figure of Justice, (joints slightly rubbed, corners slightly scuffed, lacking 3 of 16 ties).
This copy was probably intended for presentation to Napoleon. According to the preface, the work was composed at the request of the Chief-Judge and Minister of Justice of the Kingdom of Italy as part of the project to establish a new criminal code. It was also published later in 1807, at the request of the King of Bavaria, to help with his new criminal code. (2)
This copy was probably intended for presentation to Napoleon. According to the preface, the work was composed at the request of the Chief-Judge and Minister of Justice of the Kingdom of Italy as part of the project to establish a new criminal code. It was also published later in 1807, at the request of the King of Bavaria, to help with his new criminal code. (2)