The Trial of Francis Ravaillac for the Murder of King Henry the Great

This book provides a detailed account of the trial, torture and execution of François Ravaillac for the regicide of King Henry IV of France. The book provides a unique insight into the politics and social tensions of early modern France and will be of interest to anyone studying European history.

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