Publisher's Synopsis
Explore the life and times of one of Portugal's most influential statesmen in these captivating memoirs. "Mémoires de Sébastien-Joseph de Carvalho et Mélo, comte d'Oeyras, marquis de Pombal, secrétaire d'état & premier ministre du roi de Portugal Joseph I" offers a unique perspective on the political landscape of 18th-century Europe. Written by Francesco Gusta, with contributions from Pombal himself and Claude Marie Gattel, this volume provides invaluable insights into the reign of King Joseph I and the Marquis of Pombal's pivotal role in shaping Portuguese history.
Delve into the intricacies of courtly life, political maneuvering, and the challenges of leadership during a period of significant upheaval. This historical document sheds light on the Marquis of Pombal's reforms, his efforts to modernize Portugal, and his impact on the broader European stage. A must-read for historians and anyone interested in the dynamics of power and the legacy of a remarkable figure.
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