State and society in seventeenth-century France
By: edited with an introd. by Raymond F. Kierstead ; [translations from the French by Raymond F. and Marilyn J. Kierstead].
Series: Modern scholarship on European history
Publisher: New Viewpoints
Published: 1975
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 283
Subjects: France -- Politics and government -- 17th century; France -- Social conditions
Notes: Bibliography: p. 269-272.
Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Major, J.R. Henry IV and Guyenne.; title: Deyon, P. Relations between the French nobility and the absolute monarchy during the first half of the seventeenth century.; title: Hurt, J.J. The Parlement of Brittany and the Crown: 1665-1675.; title: Temple, N. The control and exploitation of French towns during the Ancien Régime.; title: Pillorget, R. The "Cascaveoux": the insurrection at Aix in the autumn of 1630.; title: Gallet, J. Research on the popular movements at Amiens in 1635 and 1636.; title: Bernard, L. French society and popular uprisings under Louis XIV.; title: Loirette, F. The defense of the allodium in seventeenth-century Agenais.; title: Grassby, R.B. Social status and commercial enterprise under Louis XIV.; title: Lemarchand, G. Economic crises and social atmosphere in urban society under Louis XIV.