The Trial Of Francis Ravaillac For The Murder Of King Henry

This historical account provides details of the trial, torture, and execution of Francis Ravaillac, who was accused of assassinating King Henry the Great of France. The book includes translated transcripts from the registers of the Parliament of Paris and offers insight into the political climate of the time.

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