De La Svccession Dv Droict Et Prerogative De Premier Prince Du Sang De France explores the legal and historical arguments surrounding the succession to the French throne in the late 16th century. Specifically, it focuses on the claim of Monseigneur Charles Cardinal de Bourbon following the death of Monseigneur Fran?ois de Valois, Duke of Anjou. This work, published in 1588, delves into the laws of the kingdom to assert the Cardinal's right and prerogative as the first prince of the blood. This treatise provides valuable insight into the complex political and legal landscape of France during a crucial period of succession disputes.