Le PrÃ(c)sident HÃ(c)nault et Madame du Deffand, la cour du rÃ(c)gent, la cour de Louis XV et de Marie Leczinska [French]

Explore the fascinating correspondence and intertwined lives of President H nault and Madame du Deffand in this compelling historical account. Lucien Perey delves into their roles within the court of the Regent, Louis XV, and Marie Leczinska, offering a unique glimpse into 18th-century French society and politics.

Through their letters, discover the intrigues, alliances, and intellectual ferment of the era, as H nault and du Deffand navigated the complexities of courtly life and left their mark on French history. A valuable resource for scholars and anyone interested in the social dynamics of the French aristocracy.

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