Almanach De La Province De Liège Et De La Cour D'appel De Liège Et Son Ressort: Contenant Les Noms Des Fonctionnaires Civils Et Militaires, Les Différ (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781248310625)

"Almanach De La Province De Liège Et De La Cour D'appel De Liège Et Son Ressort, Volume 15" is a historical directory providing a detailed listing of civil and military functionaries and various administrations within the province of Liège, Belgium. This volume offers a valuable snapshot of the region's governmental and administrative structure during its time. It serves as a useful resource for researchers and historians interested in the local governance and personnel of Liège.

The almanac's comprehensive scope makes it a significant primary source for understanding the operational framework of the province's institutions and the individuals who played a role in them. The detailed information captures a specific period in Liège's history, offering insights into the societal and administrative hierarchies. A vital reference for anyone studying Belgian history or genealogy.

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