Representative Institutions in Renaissance France, 1421-1559.

J. Russell Major

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A history of French representative institutions from the beginning of the reign of Charles VII until the death of Henry II just before the outbreak of the Wars of Religion, intended to demonstrate the popular, consultative nature of the Renaissance Monarchy.

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