J. Schmit (dir) - Ces Femmes qui ont fait l'Histoire - 1966

Very beautiful complete collection with its 24 volumes titled "These Women Who Made History," under the direction of J. Schmit.
Year of publication 1966 by Rencontre Lausanne publishers.
The books are robust and in very good condition, even excellent considering their age. Interiors are like new.
Beautiful period illustrations.
Only three present a small defect in coverage (see the description and photos).

- Marie Stuart, a woman offered to her destiny by Jean Deboeuf. 190 pages.
The True Lady with the Camellias or the Love Without Love by Marcelle Maurette. 196 pages.
- The Duchess of Berry or the Persecuted Mother by Jean-Paul Roussilhe. 190 pages.
Héloïse, Absolute Love by Yette Jeandet. 250 pages.
Lucrezia Borgia or the passive victim by Magda Martini. 172 pages.
- Madame de La Fayette, the spirit and the letters by Jaen Charles Rémy. 226 pages.
- The Duchess of Montpensier or the Great Amazon by Anne Andreu. 180 pages.
- Catherine de Médicis, or the mother of three Kings by Jean Charles Rémy. 210 pages.
- Madame de Maintenon or Devout Love by Louis Meraz. 220 pages.
- Lola Montès, Pavane for a Poet King by Jacqueline Wilmes. 275 pages. 230 pages.
Madame Sabatier, Apollonie in the land of libertines by Louis Mermaz.
- Madame du Deffand or the world where one is bored by Gérard Doscot. 226 pages.
Cleopatra, Queen in search of a King by Joel Schmit. 182 pages
Madame Roland, a bourgeois woman during the Revolution by Hélène Ribes. 178 pages.
- Louise Labé, ardent nymph of the Rhône by Yvonne Girault. 240 pages (slightly bent upper corners)
Madame de Bovary, a mistress of Louis XV by R. G. Doscot. 180 pages.
Isabeau of Bavaria or the wife of a mad king by Bertrand Chavelot. 180 pages.
Madame de Stael or the dazzling grief of happiness by Pierre Cordey. 290 pages.
- The Duchess of Alba, noble Lady of Spain by Marie France Schmidt. 276 pages.
- Madame Tallien or a woman in revolutionary turmoil by Jean Claude Jumièges. 234 pages.
- Théodora or how a dancer became Empress by Jean Steiner. 190 pages. (Small marks on the cover)
- Christine de Pisan, Muse of the Sovereign Courts by Marguerite Favier. 220 pages.
Blanche de Castille, Queen of French unity by Yette Jeandet. 184 pages.
- Ninon de Lenclos, courtesan and great lady of Paris. 290 pages. (A tear on the cover, see photo)

Dimensions 19.8cm x 14.2cm, weight excluding packaging 11kg.
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