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Political Women, Vol. 2

By Sutherland Menzies

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Discover the captivating stories of influential women who navigated a world of political turbulence and left their mark on French history.

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2008-12-12
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"Political Women, Vol. 2" by Sutherland Menzies, is a historical exploration of the powerful women who shaped French politics during the Fronde and the reign of Louis XIV. The story introduces us to figures like Madame de Longueville and Mademoiselle de Montpensier, revealing their deep involvement in the political games of the time. Set against a backdrop of civil war and political unrest, the narrative illustrates how these women navigated personal and political loyalties, influencing major events and the fates of those around them, including key characters like Condé and Turenne. It promises a detailed account of the dramatic events and personal struggles that defined this era.

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