Oeuvres. Tome VI: Ecrits Politiques

From 1600 to 1630, Agrippa d'Aubigne writes against Rome, Protestant divisions, and absolute monarchy. He raises the question of the state of necessity and the rights of subjects; he engages in polemics, denounces, ridicules, argues, exhorts, and talks strategy between his composition of the Tragiques, his Histoire and his satirical work.