This genealogy traces the history of the Monroe family, a Scottish clan that settled in France in the 16th century. It focuses on the family's descendants, who played important roles in French politics and society throughout the early modern period. Historians and genealogists will appreciate this detailed account of one family's place in the wider context of European history.

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