Publisher's Synopsis
"The Secret History of the Court of France, Under Louis XV" offers a rare glimpse into the scandalous affairs and intricate politics of the French royal court during the reign of Louis XV. Penned by Annie Emma Armstrong Challice, this account delves into the personal lives and hidden agendas of the king, his mistresses, and the courtiers who wielded immense power behind the scenes.
Unveiling a narrative rich in intrigue and deception, this book explores the secrets, betrayals, and rivalries that characterized the era. Challice masterfully recreates the opulent yet treacherous atmosphere of Versailles, inviting readers to witness the events that shaped the destiny of France and contributed to the growing discontent that would eventually lead to revolution. A must-read for anyone fascinated by French history and royal biographies.
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