Manuel De Bibliographie Historique, Volume 2, by Charles Victor Langlois, is a comprehensive guide to historical bibliography, originally published in 1896. Written in French, this volume offers invaluable resources for researchers and students of history, particularly those focusing on European and French history. The book provides detailed listings and descriptions of historical sources, making it an essential reference tool for anyone engaged in historical scholarship.

Langlois's work is a testament to the meticulous scholarship of the late 19th century. This manual remains relevant for its insights into the development of historical research methodologies and its detailed cataloging of historical literature. It is an essential addition to any scholarly collection focused on historiography and historical research methods.

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