Explore the life and times of Nicolas Fouquet, Superintendent of Finances under Louis XIV, through this meticulously researched collection of memoirs. "Mémoires Sur La Vie Publique Et Privée De Fouquet, Surintendant Des Finances" offers a unique glimpse into the public and private life of one of France's most influential figures during a pivotal period in its history.
Based on Fouquet's letters and previously unpublished documents preserved at the Bibliothèque Impériale, this volume, written by Pierre Adolphe Chéruel, sheds light on the intricate political landscape of 17th-century France, the complexities of royal finance, and the personal trials and triumphs of a man who rose to great power and ultimately faced a dramatic downfall. Discover the inner workings of the French court and the events that shaped Fouquet's destiny in this compelling historical account.
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