Relation Faite Par M. De Fontrailles Des Choses Particulires De La Cour

Cette relation est un témoignage de première main sur la fin du règne de Louis XIII et la vie à la cour de France au XVIIe siècle. Fontrailles y décrit les événements qui ont conduit à l'exécution de son ami, Henri de Cinq-Mars, et de son complice, François-Auguste de Thou. Il raconte également les intrigues, les complots et les rivalités qui ont marqué cette période turbulente de l'histoire de France.

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