La Cour de Lunéville au XVIIIe siècle Les marquises de Boufflers et du Châtelet, Voltaire, Devau, Saint-Lambert, etc.

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In the vibrant court of Lunéville, the 18th century unfolds as a tapestry of intellectual fervor and artistic expression. "La Cour de Lunéville au XVIIIe siècle" by Gaston Maugras offers an in-depth exploration of influential figures such as the marquises de Boufflers and du Châtelet, alongside luminaries like Voltaire and Saint-Lambert. This meticulous account captures the essence of Enlightenment thought, highlighting the interplay of reason and passion that shaped this era. Students and historians alike will find value in the detailed examination of courtly life, as well as the philosophical debates that emerged from this unique milieu. Discover how these relationships and ideas contributed to the cultural landscape of France, making this document an essential read for civic activists and scholars.

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