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La Cour de Lunéville au XVIIIe siècle / Les marquises de Boufflers et du Châtelet, Voltaire, Devau, Saint-Lambert, etc. cover

La Cour de Lunéville au XVIIIe siècle / Les marquises de Boufflers et du Châtelet, Voltaire, Devau, Saint-Lambert, etc.

By Gaston Maugras
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Une peinture de la vie d'une cour princière au XVIIIe siècle, axée sur la convivialité des salons et les relations intellectuelles qui l'entourent. S'appuyant sur de nombreuses archives et correspondances inédites, le récit reconstitue usages quotidiens, divertissements et intrigues sociales, mêlant anecdotes, portraits et éléments institutionnels. Il conjugue notices biographiques de personnages littéraires et aristocratiques avec des réflexions sur le patronage, la morale et les pratiques artistiques, restituées avec franchise et sobriété.

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Gaston Maugras

Gaston Maugras was a French author and historian known for his works that explore the cultural and social dynamics of 18th-century France. His notable titles include "Dernières Années de la Cour de Lunéville / Mme de Boufflers, ses enfants et ses amis," which delves into the lives of prominent figures at the Lunéville court, including the influential Marquise de Boufflers. Maugras's writings often reflect his interest in the interplay between literature and society, as seen in his examination of notable personalities such as Voltaire and the marquises of Boufflers and du Châtelet. Through his historical narratives, he contributes to the understanding of the era's literary heritage.

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