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Philippe VidalL, The Desaix's.
The liberalities bestowed on the Desaix family during the Consulate and Empire (titles, pensions, coats of arms) are a reminder of the moral debt contracted by Bonaparte at Marengo vis-à-vis one of his best generals. They are also in keeping with the practices of the ancien regime, to which generations of the same ligneage had given loyal service, as close scrutiny of the family tree reveals. His conversion to serving the Republic underscores once more Louis Charles Antoine's originality and sense of honour.

Sobre algumas cavernas no Triângulo Mineiro

Using ancient but also recent examples, the question of the necessity of a legal knowledge is the first that needs an answer : many civilizations prefered to keep the law secret, and to-day we find remaining aspects of this position. In a second time are presented different technics of transmission of the information on law s : oral technics are dominant during the Middle Ages and the Modem era, but, more and more, the written way is used giving an advantage to alphabetized people in the contemporaneous world. Finally a rapid attempt is made to know the real impact of this vulgarization of the legal norm : it seems that individual knew in the past and know to-day more that is generally admitted, but this knowledge is selective, the only rules remembered are the useful ones, so that they can be used or eventually more easily put aside.