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Le Code civil (mars 1804) fut élaboré par_____.
A
Louis XV
B
Louis XIV
C
Napoléon II
D
Napoléon 1er Bonaparte
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拿破仑一世在1804年3月颁布的《民法典》。
拿破仑一世在1804年3月颁布的《民法典》。
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t’yC
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t’en
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