France in turmoil: a vivid account of how civil war between Catholics and Protestants reshaped a nation and its rulers.
This book presents a decisive period when the Court wrestled with faction, fear, and power, and the fate of kings, queens, and cities hung in the balance.
The narrative centers on a turbulent era when Paris and the provinces were engulfed by violence and political intrigue. It follows Catherine de’ Medici’s desperate attempts to steer the crown, the actions of Conde and the Guises, and the mounting pressure from both sides that ultimately tested the limits of royal authority. The text also shows how towns and countryside suffered as mobs, sieges, and massacres spread, and how foreign interests and alliances shaped each turn of events."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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