The book “First and Second City Law of Strasbourg”, created by the team of authors, is a unique study that immerses the reader in the world of medieval law and urban life of Strasbourg. This work is not only a historical document, but also an important source for understanding the legal foundations that shaped the life of one of the most significant cities in Europe in the Middle Ages. Strasbourg, located at the intersection of cultures and trade routes, has become an important center not only for trade, but also for legal thought. The book examines two key documents the First and Second City Law, which defined the rights and duties of citizens, as well as regulated relations between different social groups. These legal acts have become the basis for the formation of self-government and urban law, which makes them especially interesting for historians, lawyers and anyone interested in the development of urban communities. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students and teachers of law and history faculties to history lovers who want to understand more deeply how legal systems have developed in Europe. It can also attract the attention of researchers involved in urban studies and social history, because it raises important topics, such as the rights of citizens, social structure and the impact of economic factors on urban development. One of the key themes raised in the book is the interaction between different layers of society. The authors analyze in detail how urban law contributed to the formation of new social relations, as well as how it reflected changes in the economy and politics of the time. The reader will be able to see how legal norms have affected the daily lives of citizens, their rights and duties, as well as the development of trade and crafts. The style of the authors is characterized by thoroughness and depth of analysis, which allows not only to understand the historical context, but also to see how these legal norms continue to influence modern society. The book is full of comments and explanations, which makes it available to both professionals and a wide audience. The authors use a rich historical material, which allows them to create a living picture of that time and make reading fascinating. In addition, "First and Second City Law of Strasbourg" may be of interest to those who study human rights and the development of legal systems in general. In it, you can find parallels with modern legal norms, which makes it relevant in our time. The book emphasizes the importance of legal consciousness and self-governance, which is a key aspect for understanding democracy and civil rights. If you are looking for a work that will not only expand your knowledge of law and history, but also allow you to look at the development of cities and their inhabitants from a new perspective, then “First and Second City Law of Strasbourg” will be an excellent choice. This edition will not only enrich your library, but will also be a valuable resource for future research and reflection on law, society, and history.