Archives de la Bastille, documents in dits, Volume 17, compiled by Fran ois Ravaisson, offers a detailed examination of primary source documents related to the infamous Bastille prison. This volume sheds light on the prison's administration, its inmates, and the political and social climate of France leading up to the French Revolution. It serves as a valuable resource for historians and researchers interested in understanding the intricacies of 18th-century France. The collection provides unique insights into the lives of those imprisoned and the operations of one of history's most notorious prisons.
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