Abstract During the reign of Henri III, people often denounced the "practices" and "intrigues" of the king and of the grandees in their writings, qualifying them as machinations or dissimulations, ruses, theatrical acts, and duplicitous deeds that corrupted relations of friendship, fidelity, and obedience. If the troubles of the Catholic League were times for violence, they were also times for persuasion: princes incessantly hatched and unleashed all types of plots by "playing " with their influence. "These grandees who traffic only with dissimulation", who hide their designs behind their facial masks, form the subject of this thesis. The dissertation treats their techniques of influence, their ambivalent usages of language, and their equiv...
This article examines debate about the nature of the French monarchy during the early years of Louis...
Paris 1744: a royal official approaches a shopkeeper’s wife, proposing that she become an informant ...
Ce mémoire porte sur la politique étrangère d’Élisabeth 1ère, reine d’Angleterre (1558-1603), face à...
Abstract During the reign of Henri III, people often denounced the "practices" and "intrigues" of th...
Abstract This study of the duel des mignons, that took place in 1578, focuses on the symbolic relati...
Abstract This thesis studies the court of France as a point of contact between the royalty and nobil...
The propaganda campaign launched in response to the assassination of the Duc and Cardinal de Guise o...
Exploiting the turbulence and strife of sixteenth-century France, the House of Guise arose from a pr...
International audienceIt is the essence of power to extend his authority to over all by the law. Thr...
This presentation is part of a fellowship at the College of Medieval and Modern History at the Unive...
"Violent and extravagant". This is what historiography has retained from Charles IX (1550-1574). Bec...
The reign of the last king of the Valois dynasty, Henri III, was defined by controversy and civil wa...
International audienceThe study of the notions of rumour and scandal is in full revival. This study ...
The first part shows what is known toda y about the Royals of Navarre and France in the sixteenth ce...
The Emperor and the Poison : From Rumor to Myth. On the Alleged Poisoning of Henry VII in 1313 - Att...
This article examines debate about the nature of the French monarchy during the early years of Louis...
Paris 1744: a royal official approaches a shopkeeper’s wife, proposing that she become an informant ...
Ce mémoire porte sur la politique étrangère d’Élisabeth 1ère, reine d’Angleterre (1558-1603), face à...
Abstract During the reign of Henri III, people often denounced the "practices" and "intrigues" of th...
Abstract This study of the duel des mignons, that took place in 1578, focuses on the symbolic relati...
Abstract This thesis studies the court of France as a point of contact between the royalty and nobil...
The propaganda campaign launched in response to the assassination of the Duc and Cardinal de Guise o...
Exploiting the turbulence and strife of sixteenth-century France, the House of Guise arose from a pr...
International audienceIt is the essence of power to extend his authority to over all by the law. Thr...
This presentation is part of a fellowship at the College of Medieval and Modern History at the Unive...
"Violent and extravagant". This is what historiography has retained from Charles IX (1550-1574). Bec...
The reign of the last king of the Valois dynasty, Henri III, was defined by controversy and civil wa...
International audienceThe study of the notions of rumour and scandal is in full revival. This study ...
The first part shows what is known toda y about the Royals of Navarre and France in the sixteenth ce...
The Emperor and the Poison : From Rumor to Myth. On the Alleged Poisoning of Henry VII in 1313 - Att...
This article examines debate about the nature of the French monarchy during the early years of Louis...
Paris 1744: a royal official approaches a shopkeeper’s wife, proposing that she become an informant ...
Ce mémoire porte sur la politique étrangère d’Élisabeth 1ère, reine d’Angleterre (1558-1603), face à...