Achille Iii De Harley, Premier PrÃ(c)sident Du Parlement De Paris, Sous Le Règne De Louis Xiv

This is a biographical study of Achille de Harlay III, who served as the First President of the Parliament of Paris during the reign of Louis XIV. Edouard Pilastre delves into Harlay's life, examining his political career, his influence within the French legal system, and his relationship with the king. The book offers valuable insights into the workings of the Parliament of Paris and the complexities of French politics during the 17th century. It provides a detailed portrait of a key figure in French history and a window into the era of Louis XIV.
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