Lettres De Louis Xi, Roi De France [French]

Lettres de Louis XI, Roi de France is a collection of letters written by King Louis XI during the years 1479-1480. This compilation, originally published in 1903, provides invaluable insight into the political, social, and personal life of the French monarch during a pivotal period in French history.

These letters offer a first-hand account of the challenges and triumphs of Louis XI's reign, revealing his strategies, concerns, and relationships with key figures of his time. They are an essential resource for historians, scholars, and anyone interested in the intricacies of 15th-century France and the art of royal correspondence.

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