This volume presents the correspondence between Jean-Baptiste Rousseau, a prominent French poet and playwright of the late 17th and early 18th centuries, and Claude Brossette. Published from the original manuscripts, this edition, edited by Paul Bonnefon, offers invaluable insights into the literary and intellectual life of the period. The letters shed light on the personal and professional relationships of these figures, providing a rich tapestry of observations, critiques, and reflections on contemporary society and the arts.

The collection is essential for scholars and enthusiasts of French literature, offering a unique window into the thoughts and creative processes of two significant voices of their time. Bonnefon's meticulous editing, introduction, notes, and index enhance the accessibility and scholarly value of this important historical document.

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