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  • The Huguenots

    The Rise, Persecution, and Survival of France’s Lost Protestants

    by Julien Peltier ...
    They were hunted in their own country.Their homes were seized.Their churches were destroyed.Their children were taken.And the kingdom they helped build tried to erase them from history.In The Huguenots: The Rise, Persecution, and Survival of France’s Lost Protestants, Julien Peltier uncovers the gripping true story of the French Protestant minority who defied kings, survived massacre, and ... Read more

    $6.52 CAD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • The Republic in Crisis

    France from Liberation to the Age of Revolt

    by Julien Peltier ...
    The Republic in CrisisFrance rose from the ashes of occupation in 1944—reborn, defiant, and determined to reclaim its place in the world.It built a powerful presidency.It dismantled an empire.It armed itself with nuclear force.It helped construct Europe.For decades, it projected grandeur, sovereignty, and global influence.And yet today, its streets erupt in protest. Its institutions strain under ... Read more

    $6.52 CAD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • HAITI: THE REVOLUTION THAT SHOOK THE WORLD

    From the Richest Colony on Earth to the Birth of Black Freedom

    by Julien Peltier ...
    Haiti was never supposed to exist.In the late 18th century, the French colony of Saint-Domingue was the richest in the world—built on sugar, coffee, and the unimaginable brutality of enslaved labor. It was the crown jewel of empire… and one of the most violent societies in human history.Then everything changed.Inspired by the ideals—and contradictions—of the French Revolution, enslaved men and ... Read more

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  • The Last Light of the Cathars

    Faith, Fire, and the Fall of a Forgotten Christian World

    by Julien Peltier ...
    In the spring of 1244, more than two hundred men and women walked willingly into the flames beneath the mountain fortress of Montségur rather than renounce their faith.They were called heretics.But their story is far more unsettling than that.For centuries, the Cathars of southern France have been remembered as a medieval mystery—an austere Christian sect destroyed by the Church, swallowed by ... Read more

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  • Empire of Ash

    The Birth of France

    by Julien Peltier ...
    Series Book 1 - Before France
    When Rome falls, monsters inherit the earth.451 AD.Gaul burns.Roman roads choke with refugees. Cities rot behind crumbling walls. Sacred forests whisper with ancient gods while starving armies march beneath the shadow of extinction.And from the east comes a name that terrifies the world:Attila.As the Western Roman Empire collapses into chaos, five lives become bound together by war, prophecy, and ... Read more

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  • The Man Who Rebuilt Paris

    Haussmann, Napoleon III, and the Invention of the Modern City

    by Julien Peltier ...
    Paris was not always beautiful.Before its grand boulevards and luminous avenues, it was a crowded, chaotic city—plagued by disease, unrest, and decay. Then one man was given the power to transform it.In The Man Who Rebuilt Paris, Julien Peltier delivers a gripping, narrative-driven account of one of the most ambitious urban transformations in history. Under the reign of Napoleon III, Baron ... Read more

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  • The Affair of the Poisons

    Murder, Magic, and the Secret World of Louis XIV’s Court

    by Julien Peltier ...
    At the glittering height of Versailles, beneath chandeliers of gold and the absolute authority of the Sun King, a hidden world was thriving—one built on poison, superstition, and desperate ambition.When rumors of mysterious deaths begin circulating through the court of Louis XIV, what first appears to be isolated crime quickly unravels into something far more disturbing: a sprawling underground ... Read more

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  • DEVIL’S ISLAND

    The Rise and Fall of France’s Brutal Penal Colony

    by Julien Peltier ...
    France’s most infamous penal colony—Devil’s Island—was more than a prison. It was a system designed to erase men.For nearly a century, thousands of convicts were transported to the brutal penal colonies of French Guiana, where disease, forced labor, and isolation made survival unlikely. Among them were common criminals, political prisoners, and Captain Alfred Dreyfus—the most famous exile of all ... Read more

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  • THE MONT-SAINT-MICHEL

    The Island That Defied the Sea

    by Julien Peltier ...
    The Mont-Saint-MichelRising from the shifting tides of Normandy, Mont-Saint-Michel is more than a monument—it is a miracle of stone.For over a thousand years, this island fortress has defied the sea, survived war and revolution, and endured as a symbol of faith, power, and resilience. Kings coveted it. Armies failed to conquer it. Prisoners feared its walls. Even nature itself could not reclaim it ... Read more

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  • The Man Behind the Iron Mask

    The True Story of History’s Most Mysterious Prisoner and the Secrets of Louis XIV

    by Julien Peltier ...
    The Man Behind the Iron Mask: A Historical InvestigationFor over three centuries, the mystery of the Man in the Iron Mask has captivated historians and readers alike. Who was the prisoner condemned to live in secrecy under the reign of Louis XIV?Rumors have long swirled around his identity: a hidden twin of the king, a disgraced minister, a fallen noble, or a political prisoner entangled in the ... Read more

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  • The Lost Voyage of La Pérouse

    Exploration, Shipwreck, and the Pacific Mystery That Stunned Europe

    by Julien Peltier ...
    In 1785, two French ships sailed into the Pacific on a mission to change the world.They never returned.Led by the brilliant navigator Jean-François de La Pérouse, the expedition was meant to rival Captain Cook—mapping unknown coasts, studying distant civilizations, and expanding the frontiers of science.Instead, it vanished without a trace.As revolution consumed France, the silence became a ... Read more

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  • Crown and Cross

    Napoleon’s Gamble to Control Faith and Rule France

    by Julien Peltier ...
    Power. Faith. Control.In the ashes of the French Revolution, a nation lay shattered—its churches desecrated, its people divided, its soul uncertain.Into this chaos rose Napoleon Bonaparte: a man who did not believe in God, yet understood the immense power of belief.Crown and Cross is a gripping historical narrative with the pace of a political thriller. Behind closed doors, ambition and ideology ... Read more

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