The Return of Martin Guerre
Book • 1982
Natalie Zemon Davis's book explores the historical case of Martin Guerre, focusing on the social and cultural context of 16th-century France.
It delves into the story of Arnaud du Tilh, who impersonated Martin Guerre, and the legal and personal implications that followed.
The book also speculates on the role of Bertrande de Rols, Martin's wife, in the deception.
It delves into the story of Arnaud du Tilh, who impersonated Martin Guerre, and the legal and personal implications that followed.
The book also speculates on the role of Bertrande de Rols, Martin's wife, in the deception.
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