Marguerite De Valois, Reine De Navarre...

Ce livre évoque la vie de Marguerite de Valois, fille d'Henri II et de Catherine de Médicis, qui fut l'une des femmes les plus influentes du XVIe siècle, et dont la figure inspira notamment le célèbre roman d'Alexandre Dumas. L'auteure retrace le parcours de cette princesse intelligente et cultivée, qui se retrouva mêlée aux intrigues politiques de son époque, et qui sut par son talent littéraire accompagner l'évolution des moeurs et de la pensée au sein des cercles artistiques.

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