MÃ(c)moires De FlÃ(c)chier Sur Les Grands-jours D'auvergne En 1665 recounts the extraordinary sessions of the Grand Jours court held in Auvergne, France, in 1665. Authored by Esprit FlÃ(c)chier, and edited by Adolphe ChÃ(c)ruel with an introduction by Sainte-Beuve, this historical account provides a detailed look into the administration of justice and social conditions of the time.
FlÃ(c)chier's memoirs offer insights into the legal processes, prominent figures, and daily life during the reign of Louis XIV. The text captures the atmosphere of a court tasked with addressing grievances and dispensing justice in a turbulent era. These memoirs are a valuable resource for historians and scholars interested in French history, legal history, and social dynamics of the 17th century.
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