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De L'Hypothèque Légale Des Femmes Mariées, by Alfred Bertauld, is a monographic study of the legal rights of married women in France, specifically concerning the concept of the 'hypothèque légale' (legal mortgage) and its application to community property acquired during the marriage. The work delves into the legal framework protecting the interests of married women within the context of French civil law. This historical legal treatise offers valuable insights into the evolution of women's rights and property law in 19th-century France. It remains a significant resource for legal scholars and historians interested in the intersection of gender, law, and property rights.

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