Lettres et pensÃ(c)es du marÃ(c)chal prince de Ligne, publiÃ(c)es par mde. la baronne de Staël Holstein, contenant des anecdotes inÃ(c)dites sur Josep [French]

Explore the fascinating world of 18th-century European aristocracy and intellect with "Lettres et pens es du mar chal prince de Ligne," published by Madame de Sta l. This collection offers a unique window into the life and mind of Charles Joseph, prince de Ligne, a prominent military figure and celebrated wit of his time.

The letters contain unpublished anecdotes and insightful observations on some of the era's most influential figures, including Joseph II, Catherine II, Frederick the Great, Rousseau, and Voltaire. Delve into the prince's thoughts on politics, society, and the arts, as revealed through his correspondence with Madame de Sta l. This volume provides invaluable historical context and engaging personal perspectives, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in European history and the Enlightenment.

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