Struense Et La Cour De Copenhague, 1760-1772

Ces mémoires de l'auteur danois Eliesa-Solomon-François Reverdil offrent un aperçu intime de la vie à la cour de Copenhague au XVIIIe siècle, avec un focus particulier sur le ministre allemand Johann Friedrich Struensee. Alexandre Solomon Roger a édité et publié les mémoires, qui sont accompagnés de lettres inédites de Struensee et d'autres figures clés de l'époque.

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