Publisher's Synopsis
Le Manifeste de Monsieur le Prince is a political pamphlet written by Henri de la Tour d'Auvergne, Duke of Bouillon, in response to the political machinations of Cardinal François de Joyeuse. Bouillon argues that the Cardinal's actions threaten the stability of the realm and that his own actions are necessary to maintain legitimate authority. Accompanying Bouillon's letter is a missive from Monsieur de Bouillon to Madame de la Trimouille, which details the Duke's own victories over the Cardinal's forces. This French-language book is ideal for those interested in early modern European politics and literature.
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