Les guerres de religion (1559 - 1610) : La haine des clans

9782382031155
Hamon Philippe, Chanet Jean-François, Renaudeau Olivier, Daussy Hugues, Viallon Marina
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The second half of the 16th century was the "dark part" of the Renaissance, marked in France by religious quarrels, civil unrest and a profound questioning of royal power: an age of disorder and folly, which, in forty years and eight Wars of Religion, set the kingdom ablaze in a succession of confrontations, repressions, scandals and massacres, upsetting the balance of the country in an unprecedented way. It was also a key moment in national history, perhaps the most serious crisis suffered by the Old Regime before 1789: it left an indelible mark on our memory and on our collective imagination, notably through a new frenzy of violence, which culminated in the bloody episode of Saint Bartholomew's Day.

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Publication Year
2023
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Publisher : In Fine Language : French

Dimensions
22 x 28 cm
Number of Pages
332
EAN
9782382031155

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