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Delve into the opulent and intricate world of the French court during the reign of Louis XIV and the subsequent Regency period with Volume 15 of "The Memoirs of Louis XIV, His Court and The Regency." Penned by the Duc de Saint-Simon, a keen observer and active participant in the events he chronicles, this volume offers unparalleled insight into the political maneuvering, social dynamics, and personal lives of the French aristocracy.
A vital resource for understanding French history, these memoirs provide a first-hand account of a pivotal era. Explore the inner workings of the court, the challenges of governance during the Regency, and the personalities that shaped France's destiny. Saint-Simon's detailed observations and critical analysis offer a unique perspective on this fascinating period. This meticulously prepared print edition allows readers to experience history through the eyes of one who lived it, capturing the essence of a bygone era. A must-read for anyone interested in French history and the lives of kings, nobles, and courtiers.
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