Deux Chroniques de Rouen
presents two chronicles detailing the history of Rouen, France. The first chronicle covers the city's origins up to 1544, while the second spans the years 1559 to 1569. Authored by A. Héron, this volume offers a valuable glimpse into the political, social, and cultural life of Rouen during the late medieval and early Renaissance periods. The chronicles provide firsthand accounts and insights into significant events and developments within the city, making it an essential resource for historians and researchers interested in French local history and the broader context of European history. This edition makes these important historical texts accessible to a modern audience.
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