The Crimes of Cabinets

This book provides a scathing critique of the actions taken by European powers in the 18th century to undermine the sovereignty and independence of France. It focuses on the role played by cabinets - groups of advisors to monarchs - and argues that they were responsible for many of the political and military disasters that befell France during this period. It also identifies key figures and events that shaped the political landscape of the time and sheds light on the complex interactions between European powers.

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