Princes and Poisoners: Studies of the Court of Louis XIV
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The court of King Louis XIV was a dangerous place, where plots and intrigues were commonplace. This book, based on extensive research in the archives of the Bastille, attempts to explain and shed light on the tumultuous times. It examines the political climate of 18th century France, focusing on the court of Louis XIV and the many plots and intrigues that took place there. The book also explores the role of poisonings in the court, and the many rumors and speculations that surrounded them.Book Details
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