Henri de La Tour (1555-1623)
Affirmation politique, service du roi et revolte
by Romain Marchand
Henri de La Tour d’Auvergne was both a subject of the king of France, leader of the Protestant party, and a foreign sovereign prince. Our view of him has long been clouded by the libelous campaigns launched against him, which reflect his contribution to his remarkable house.
Henri de La Tour d’Auvergne was both a subject of the king of France, leader of the Protestant party, and a foreign sovereign prince. Our view of him has long been clouded by the libelous campaigns launched against him, which reflect his contribution to his remarkable house.
- By (author) Romain Marchand
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