Œuvres. Tome VI Écrits politiques

From 1600 to 1630, Agrippa d'Aubigné writes against Rome, Protestant divisions, and absolute monarchy. He raises the question of the state of necessity and the rights of subjects; he engages in polemics, denounces, ridicules, argues, exhorts, and talks strategy between his composition of the Tragiques, his Histoire and his satirical work.