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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Chartres and the Bourbon Monarchy is a sweeping, deeply human portrait of a French provincial city living through two centuries of transformation, crisis, and resilience. Moving far beyond the familiar halls of Versailles, this book plunges readers into the streets, markets, churches, worksh…ops, and council chambers of Chartres, revealing how ordinary people and local elites shaped-and were shaped by-the rise and fall of Bourbon France.Across twenty richly detailed chapters, the book uncovers the hidden machinery of early modern life: guilds guarding their privileges, magistrates negotiating with royal officials, bishops battling heresy, merchants navigating grain shortages, and artisans fighting for dignity in a world of rigid hierarchies. Epidemics, famines, and wars test the city's endurance, while festivals, music, and popular devotion illuminate its vibrant cultural soul. From the chaos of the Fronde to the intellectual ferment of the Enlightenment, Chartres becomes a microcosm of a kingdom struggling to balance tradition and change.Drawing on vivid biographical stories, archival detail, and the latest historical scholarship, this is not just the history of a city-it is the story of how power, faith, economy, and community intertwined in the daily lives of thousands. Readers will meet bakers who risked punishment to feed the hungry, women who built commercial empires from their workshops, priests caught between conscience and royal policy, and magistrates who walked a tightrope between loyalty and local autonomy.By the time the Revolution arrives in 1789, Chartres stands transformed yet unmistakably itself, carrying centuries of memory into a new and uncertain age.Both panoramic and intimate, Chartres and the Bourbon Monarchy will appeal to lovers of French history, readers of microhistory, and anyone fascinated by the drama of ordinary life lived in extraordinary times. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. History of the City of Chartres in the Seventeenth Century brings to life a French provincial city at the height of the early modern era, revealing a world where faith, work, ritual, and resilience shaped every corner of daily existence. Through vivid storytelling grounded in meticulous rese…arch, the book opens a window onto a community negotiating the pressures of royal power, religious reform, economic uncertainty, and the rhythms of the natural world.From the soaring presence of the cathedral to the bustling grain markets of the Beauce, from the intimate rituals of family life to the grand processions that united the city, Chartres emerges as a vibrant crossroads of people, goods, and ideas. Readers meet merchants navigating the volatile grain trade, artisans defending their guild traditions, Jesuit teachers shaping young minds, washerwomen laboring along the Eure, and soldiers passing through on the king's business. Their stories illuminate a society both deeply traditional and quietly transforming.The book explores the city's institutions, its festivals and fears, its conflicts and celebrations, its encounters with war, climate, and disease. It reveals how ordinary men and women understood their world-its dangers, its joys, and its promises of salvation. The result is a richly textured portrait of urban life under the Bourbon monarchy, offering readers a compelling blend of narrative history, cultural insight, and human drama. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book is a sweeping, immersive journey into one of the most turbulent and least understood episodes of French history. While Paris burned with pamphlets and princely ambitions, the city of Chartres-gateway to the Beauce and lifeline of the kingdom's grain supply-fought its own quieter, g…rittier battle for survival. Through famine, epidemic, political intrigue, and the constant threat of war, Chartres became a microcosm of a nation in crisis.Drawing on rich archival detail and vivid storytelling, this book brings to life the merchants who negotiated with soldiers at their gates, the women who kept households alive when bread vanished from the markets, the clergy who struggled to hold a fractured community together, and the rural peasants whose harvests fed-or starved-the city. Figures like Bishop Ferdinand de Neufville de Villeroy, the fiery Capuchin preacher Antoine de La Riviere, and the resilient tanner's wife Jeanne Leclerc step out of the shadows of history with striking humanity.Far from the grand theaters of Parisian politics, Chartres reveals the Fronde as it was lived: a daily struggle marked by fear, resilience, rumor, faith, and the stubborn will to endure. It is a story of ordinary people navigating extraordinary times, of a city negotiating its survival between princes and ministers, and of the long shadows the crisis cast over the rise of Louis XIV's absolutism.Both intimate and panoramic, the book reframes a national upheaval through the eyes of a single city-offering a fresh, compelling perspective for readers of history, historical fiction, and anyone fascinated by how communities survive when the world around them falls apart. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. History of the City of Chartres in the Seventeenth Century brings to life a French provincial city at the height of the early modern era, revealing a world where faith, work, ritual, and resilience shaped every corner of daily existence. Through vivid storytelling grounded in meticulous rese…arch, the book opens a window onto a community negotiating the pressures of royal power, religious reform, economic uncertainty, and the rhythms of the natural world.From the soaring presence of the cathedral to the bustling grain markets of the Beauce, from the intimate rituals of family life to the grand processions that united the city, Chartres emerges as a vibrant crossroads of people, goods, and ideas. Readers meet merchants navigating the volatile grain trade, artisans defending their guild traditions, Jesuit teachers shaping young minds, washerwomen laboring along the Eure, and soldiers passing through on the king's business. Their stories illuminate a society both deeply traditional and quietly transforming.The book explores the city's institutions, its festivals and fears, its conflicts and celebrations, its encounters with war, climate, and disease. It reveals how ordinary men and women understood their world-its dangers, its joys, and its promises of salvation. The result is a richly textured portrait of urban life under the Bourbon monarchy, offering readers a compelling blend of narrative history, cultural insight, and human drama. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Chartres and the Bourbon Monarchy is a sweeping, deeply human portrait of a French provincial city living through two centuries of transformation, crisis, and resilience. Moving far beyond the familiar halls of Versailles, this book plunges readers into the streets, markets, churches, worksh…ops, and council chambers of Chartres, revealing how ordinary people and local elites shaped-and were shaped by-the rise and fall of Bourbon France.Across twenty richly detailed chapters, the book uncovers the hidden machinery of early modern life: guilds guarding their privileges, magistrates negotiating with royal officials, bishops battling heresy, merchants navigating grain shortages, and artisans fighting for dignity in a world of rigid hierarchies. Epidemics, famines, and wars test the city's endurance, while festivals, music, and popular devotion illuminate its vibrant cultural soul. From the chaos of the Fronde to the intellectual ferment of the Enlightenment, Chartres becomes a microcosm of a kingdom struggling to balance tradition and change.Drawing on vivid biographical stories, archival detail, and the latest historical scholarship, this is not just the history of a city-it is the story of how power, faith, economy, and community intertwined in the daily lives of thousands. Readers will meet bakers who risked punishment to feed the hungry, women who built commercial empires from their workshops, priests caught between conscience and royal policy, and magistrates who walked a tightrope between loyalty and local autonomy.By the time the Revolution arrives in 1789, Chartres stands transformed yet unmistakably itself, carrying centuries of memory into a new and uncertain age.Both panoramic and intimate, Chartres and the Bourbon Monarchy will appeal to lovers of French history, readers of microhistory, and anyone fascinated by the drama of ordinary life lived in extraordinary times. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book is a sweeping, immersive journey into one of the most turbulent and least understood episodes of French history. While Paris burned with pamphlets and princely ambitions, the city of Chartres-gateway to the Beauce and lifeline of the kingdom's grain supply-fought its own quieter, g…rittier battle for survival. Through famine, epidemic, political intrigue, and the constant threat of war, Chartres became a microcosm of a nation in crisis.Drawing on rich archival detail and vivid storytelling, this book brings to life the merchants who negotiated with soldiers at their gates, the women who kept households alive when bread vanished from the markets, the clergy who struggled to hold a fractured community together, and the rural peasants whose harvests fed-or starved-the city. Figures like Bishop Ferdinand de Neufville de Villeroy, the fiery Capuchin preacher Antoine de La Riviere, and the resilient tanner's wife Jeanne Leclerc step out of the shadows of history with striking humanity.Far from the grand theaters of Parisian politics, Chartres reveals the Fronde as it was lived: a daily struggle marked by fear, resilience, rumor, faith, and the stubborn will to endure. It is a story of ordinary people navigating extraordinary times, of a city negotiating its survival between princes and ministers, and of the long shadows the crisis cast over the rise of Louis XIV's absolutism.Both intimate and panoramic, the book reframes a national upheaval through the eyes of a single city-offering a fresh, compelling perspective for readers of history, historical fiction, and anyone fascinated by how communities survive when the world around them falls apart. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Chartres and the Bourbon Monarchy is a sweeping, deeply human portrait of a French provincial city living through two centuries of transformation, crisis, and resilience. Moving far beyond the familiar halls of Versailles, this book plunges readers into the streets, markets, churches, worksh…ops, and council chambers of Chartres, revealing how ordinary people and local elites shaped-and were shaped by-the rise and fall of Bourbon France.Across twenty richly detailed chapters, the book uncovers the hidden machinery of early modern life: guilds guarding their privileges, magistrates negotiating with royal officials, bishops battling heresy, merchants navigating grain shortages, and artisans fighting for dignity in a world of rigid hierarchies. Epidemics, famines, and wars test the city's endurance, while festivals, music, and popular devotion illuminate its vibrant cultural soul. From the chaos of the Fronde to the intellectual ferment of the Enlightenment, Chartres becomes a microcosm of a kingdom struggling to balance tradition and change.Drawing on vivid biographical stories, archival detail, and the latest historical scholarship, this is not just the history of a city-it is the story of how power, faith, economy, and community intertwined in the daily lives of thousands. Readers will meet bakers who risked punishment to feed the hungry, women who built commercial empires from their workshops, priests caught between conscience and royal policy, and magistrates who walked a tightrope between loyalty and local autonomy.By the time the Revolution arrives in 1789, Chartres stands transformed yet unmistakably itself, carrying centuries of memory into a new and uncertain age.Both panoramic and intimate, Chartres and the Bourbon Monarchy will appeal to lovers of French history, readers of microhistory, and anyone fascinated by the drama of ordinary life lived in extraordinary times. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. History of the City of Chartres in the Seventeenth Century brings to life a French provincial city at the height of the early modern era, revealing a world where faith, work, ritual, and resilience shaped every corner of daily existence. Through vivid storytelling grounded in meticulous rese…arch, the book opens a window onto a community negotiating the pressures of royal power, religious reform, economic uncertainty, and the rhythms of the natural world.From the soaring presence of the cathedral to the bustling grain markets of the Beauce, from the intimate rituals of family life to the grand processions that united the city, Chartres emerges as a vibrant crossroads of people, goods, and ideas. Readers meet merchants navigating the volatile grain trade, artisans defending their guild traditions, Jesuit teachers shaping young minds, washerwomen laboring along the Eure, and soldiers passing through on the king's business. Their stories illuminate a society both deeply traditional and quietly transforming.The book explores the city's institutions, its festivals and fears, its conflicts and celebrations, its encounters with war, climate, and disease. It reveals how ordinary men and women understood their world-its dangers, its joys, and its promises of salvation. The result is a richly textured portrait of urban life under the Bourbon monarchy, offering readers a compelling blend of narrative history, cultural insight, and human drama. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book is a sweeping, immersive journey into one of the most turbulent and least understood episodes of French history. While Paris burned with pamphlets and princely ambitions, the city of Chartres-gateway to the Beauce and lifeline of the kingdom's grain supply-fought its own quieter, g…rittier battle for survival. Through famine, epidemic, political intrigue, and the constant threat of war, Chartres became a microcosm of a nation in crisis.Drawing on rich archival detail and vivid storytelling, this book brings to life the merchants who negotiated with soldiers at their gates, the women who kept households alive when bread vanished from the markets, the clergy who struggled to hold a fractured community together, and the rural peasants whose harvests fed-or starved-the city. Figures like Bishop Ferdinand de Neufville de Villeroy, the fiery Capuchin preacher Antoine de La Riviere, and the resilient tanner's wife Jeanne Leclerc step out of the shadows of history with striking humanity.Far from the grand theaters of Parisian politics, Chartres reveals the Fronde as it was lived: a daily struggle marked by fear, resilience, rumor, faith, and the stubborn will to endure. It is a story of ordinary people navigating extraordinary times, of a city negotiating its survival between princes and ministers, and of the long shadows the crisis cast over the rise of Louis XIV's absolutism.Both intimate and panoramic, the book reframes a national upheaval through the eyes of a single city-offering a fresh, compelling perspective for readers of history, historical fiction, and anyone fascinated by how communities survive when the world around them falls apart. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book is a sweeping, immersive journey into one of the most turbulent and least understood episodes of French history. While Paris burned with pamphlets and princely ambitions, the city of Chartres-gateway to the Beauce and lifeline…of the kingdom's grain supply-fought its own quieter, grittier battle for survival. Through famine, epidemic, political intrigue, and the constant threat of war, Chartres became a microcosm of a nation in crisis.Drawing on rich archival detail and vivid storytelling, this book brings to life the merchants who negotiated with soldiers at their gates, the women who kept households alive when bread vanished from the markets, the clergy who struggled to hold a fractured community together, and the rural peasants whose harvests fed-or starved-the city. Figures like Bishop Ferdinand de Neufville de Villeroy, the fiery Capuchin preacher Antoine de La Rivière, and the resilient tanner's wife Jeanne Leclerc step out of the shadows of history with striking humanity.Far from the grand theaters of Parisian politics, Chartres reveals the Fronde as it was lived: a daily struggle marked by fear, resilience, rumor, faith, and the stubborn will to endure. It is a story of ordinary people navigating extraordinary times, of a city negotiating its survival between princes and ministers, and of the long shadows the crisis cast over the rise of Louis XIV's absolutism.Both intimate and panoramic, the book reframes a national upheaval through the eyes of a single city-offering a fresh, compelling perspective for readers of history, historical fiction, and anyone fascinated by how communities survive when the world around them falls apart.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - History of the City of Chartres in the Seventeenth Century brings to life a French provincial city at the height of the early modern era, revealing a world where faith, work, ritual, and resilience shaped every corner of daily existence.… Through vivid storytelling grounded in meticulous research, the book opens a window onto a community negotiating the pressures of royal power, religious reform, economic uncertainty, and the rhythms of the natural world.From the soaring presence of the cathedral to the bustling grain markets of the Beauce, from the intimate rituals of family life to the grand processions that united the city, Chartres emerges as a vibrant crossroads of people, goods, and ideas. Readers meet merchants navigating the volatile grain trade, artisans defending their guild traditions, Jesuit teachers shaping young minds, washerwomen laboring along the Eure, and soldiers passing through on the king's business. Their stories illuminate a society both deeply traditional and quietly transforming.The book explores the city's institutions, its festivals and fears, its conflicts and celebrations, its encounters with war, climate, and disease. It reveals how ordinary men and women understood their world-its dangers, its joys, and its promises of salvation. The result is a richly textured portrait of urban life under the Bourbon monarchy, offering readers a compelling blend of narrative history, cultural insight, and human drama.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Chartres and the Bourbon Monarchy is a sweeping, deeply human portrait of a French provincial city living through two centuries of transformation, crisis, and resilience. Moving far beyond the familiar halls of Versailles, this book plun…ges readers into the streets, markets, churches, workshops, and council chambers of Chartres, revealing how ordinary people and local elites shaped-and were shaped by-the rise and fall of Bourbon France.Across twenty richly detailed chapters, the book uncovers the hidden machinery of early modern life: guilds guarding their privileges, magistrates negotiating with royal officials, bishops battling heresy, merchants navigating grain shortages, and artisans fighting for dignity in a world of rigid hierarchies. Epidemics, famines, and wars test the city's endurance, while festivals, music, and popular devotion illuminate its vibrant cultural soul. From the chaos of the Fronde to the intellectual ferment of the Enlightenment, Chartres becomes a microcosm of a kingdom struggling to balance tradition and change.Drawing on vivid biographical stories, archival detail, and the latest historical scholarship, this is not just the history of a city-it is the story of how power, faith, economy, and community intertwined in the daily lives of thousands. Readers will meet bakers who risked punishment to feed the hungry, women who built commercial empires from their workshops, priests caught between conscience and royal policy, and magistrates who walked a tightrope between loyalty and local autonomy.By the time the Revolution arrives in 1789, Chartres stands transformed yet unmistakably itself, carrying centuries of memory into a new and uncertain age.Both panoramic and intimate, Chartres and the Bourbon Monarchy will appeal to lovers of French history, readers of microhistory, and anyone fascinated by the drama of ordinary life lived in extraordinary times.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. History of the City of Chartres in the Seventeenth Century | Rowan Carline | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Colloquium | EAN 9798224827695 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Chartres and the Bourbon Monarchy | Rowan Carline | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Colloquium | EAN 9798224555987 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.
