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Etienne Dolet's three Latin treatises on diplomacy shed light on sixteenth-century expectations of ambassadors and their functions. Though they must be cultivated, virtuous, peace brokers and loyal to their sovereign, they must also be masters of ...
The five texts left us handwritten that La Popelinière devoted to Machiavel, find their place among the controversies brought about by his works – specially Le Prince after the Saint-Barthelemy massacres...
The political philosopher Claude de Seyssel is often overshadowed by his contemporaries, Machiavelli and Thomas More. Nevertheless, his panegyric life of Louis XII offers an original vision of the French monarchy that merits the attention provided ...
In his first essay of political philosophy, La Valeur de l’Etat et la signification de l’individu (1914), Carl Schmitt focuses on the State and its interaction with the law and the individual. This early work, published in French for the first time...
The political works of Chateaubriand from 1814 to 1816 are gathered in chronological order in this critical edition. Written during a time of political upheaval, these texts sum up his thought on constitutional monarchy, search for a means of...
Written in the year 1734, Montesquieu's Réflexions sur la Monarchie universelle en Europe express the philosophy of enlightenment which appeared with the publication of the Lettres persanes (1721). This incisive and forgotten text, as Montesquieu...
François Billacois publishes the Traicté de l’œconomie politique in its integrity for the first time since 1615. Written by the baroque poet Montchrestien, it proclaims that the economy is an essential element of the "royal science of...
A little time after the Saint-Barthélemy there appeared an audacious and violent pamphlet against Catherine de Médicis, the Queen mother, depicting her as a wicked foreigner, a bad mother, a tyrannical queen, indeed a fury. This has been her image up...
Written in the middle of the 16th century, Jean de Coras'work is a basic text on relations between the king and his subjects.