Jean Chartier's 'Chronique de Charles VII Roi de France' is a historical account of the reign of King Charles VII in the late middle ages. Chartier's writing brings to life the intrigue and drama of court life in medieval France, as well as the major events of the age such as the Hundred Years' War and the struggle for power between the French nobility and the monarchy.

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