Barthélemy-François-Joseph Mouffle d'Angerville.

BARTHÉLEMY-FRANÇOIS-JOSEPH MOUFFLE D'ANGERVILLE (France, 1728-1795).
"Vie privée de Louis XV ou principaux événemens, particularités et anecdores de son regne". 4 volumes.
Printer: John Petter Lyton. London, 1781.
Original edition. In good condition.
Measurements: 17 x 11 x 3 cm (x4).
"The Private Life of Louis XV or the principal events, peculiarities and anecdotes of his reign" is a book written by Barthélemy-François-Joseph Mouffle d'Angerville. It is a multi-volume work that explores the personal life of Louis XV, as well as the highlights and anecdotes of his reign. The book is considered an important source for understanding the life of the king and the court of France at the time.
Mouffle d'Angerville's work is known for its lively and detailed writing style, which immerses the reader in the atmosphere of the Versailles court. It is also famous for its relative objectivity, although it is sometimes criticized for its tone, sometimes too favorable to the king.