17th Century

Painting of Marie de Rabutin-Chantal, better known as Madame de Sévigné: French letter writing luminary

Madame de Sévigné: French Letter Writing Luminary

In an era when newspapers were still in their infancy, letters played an indispensable role in connecting minds and disseminating news. Madame de Sévigné, became one of the earliest of the French letter writing luminaries. She navigated the intricate web of court politics, fashion, and social dynamics, while penning her insights with eloquence and humor.

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Find Me in the Stars by Jules Larrimore

The Muse of Freedom—a novel of 17th Century France

Jules Larimore’s novel, The Muse of Freedom is her first published novel, although she has been writing nonfiction for over 15 years. With her Huguenot background and links to the Bondurant family, Larimore began to explore her story over 20 years ago. This novel is only the first installment in her series. Its lush language

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