Lettres, Instructions Et Mémoires De Colbert: Publiés D'après Les Ordres De L'empereur, Sur La Proposition De Son Excellence M. Magne, Ministre Secrét (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149037003)

This is Volume 5 of "Lettres, Instructions et Mémoires de Colbert," a collection of writings by the renowned French statesman Jean-Baptiste Colbert. Published under the direction of Emperor Napoleon III, based on a proposal by Finance Minister M. Magne, this volume provides a detailed look into the administrative and economic policies of 17th-century France. Colbert's influence on French governance is well-documented, and this collection offers unparalleled insights into his strategies and philosophies. Readers interested in French history, economic policy, and the inner workings of a major European power will find this a valuable resource.

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