Le Contrôleur Général Des Finances Sous L'ancien Régime, by Henri De Jouvencel, offers a detailed examination of the office of the Controller-General of Finances in France under the Ancien Régime. This historical study delves into the responsibilities, powers, and influence of this crucial position within the French monarchy's financial administration.
Jouvencel explores the evolution of the office, the individuals who held it, and the policies they implemented. Providing insights into the financial challenges and strategies of the time, the book illuminates the complexities of governing France's economy during a period marked by social and political upheaval. A valuable resource for scholars of French history, economics, and political science, this work sheds light on the inner workings of the Ancien Régime and its eventual collapse.
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