The Diplomatic Correspondence of Jean De Montereul and the Brothers De Bellivre

The Diplomatic Correspondence of Jean de Montereul and the Brothers de Bellièvre is a collection of letters and dispatches exchanged between the French ambassadors and officials in England and Scotland during the years 1645-1648. The letters cover a range of topics related to diplomacy, politics, and the military actions of the French and English during the period of the English Civil War. This edition includes notes and commentary by historian Charles Harding Firth.

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