Amusemens Serieux Et Comiques [par Du Fresny]... [French]

Amusemens Serieux et Comiques, written by Charles Du Fresny, offers a delightful glimpse into 18th-century French society. This collection of essays and observations presents a humorous and satirical view of Parisian life. Du Fresny's witty prose and keen eye for detail bring to life the customs, manners, and follies of the era. Through engaging anecdotes and clever social commentary, the work provides a fascinating portrayal of the period. "Amusemens Serieux et Comiques" remains a significant contribution to French literature, offering both entertainment and insight into the social dynamics of its time.

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