
The History of Court Fools
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Authors:
- Doran, Dr. (John)
1807 - 1878
About this book
In a time when monarchs wielded absolute power, the role of the court fool emerged as a unique blend of humor and insight, often serving as a mirror to the whims of royalty. "The History of Court Fools" by Dr. Doran meticulously examines the evolution of these jesters, revealing their influence on court politics and social commentary. With a keen focus on the delicate balance of entertainment and truth, Doran highlights how these figures navigated the treacherous waters of power dynamics, often wielding unspoken authority through wit. Ideal for historians and civic activists alike, this compelling narrative uncovers the profound impact of humor on society and governance, inviting readers to reconsider the significance of laughter in the corridors of power.
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