Chronique du crime et de l'innocence, tome 1/8

A sweeping catalogue of France’s darkest moments, this volume gathers the most shocking murders, poisonings, massacres and patricides ever recorded, from the early days of the monarchy to the modern era. Each entry is drawn from contemporary chronicles, court gazettes and provincial histories, offering listeners a vivid, time‑ordered portrait of how crime has shaped the nation’s story.

The author presents the material with a literary flair that feels both scholarly and theatrical, inviting you to experience the chilling suspense of each case while also reflecting on the social forces behind the acts. As the narrative unfolds, the listener is led through a gallery of notorious figures and gruesome deeds, all framed as a mirror for the ever‑changing human fascination with danger and morality.