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Historiographer of France

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The title of Historiographer of France was given under the Ancien Régime to men of letters appointed by the king to write the history of the monarchy and the Kingdom of France.^[1]

Historiographers of France

References

^ Fossier 1985.

Sources

Fossier, François (July–September 1985). "A propos du titre d'historiographe sous l'Ancien Régime". Revue d'histoire moderne et contemporaine (in French). 32 (3): 361–417.

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