Une Compagnie Française Dans L'Empire Du Maroc Au Xviie Siècle

Edgard Rouard de Card relate l'aventure de la Compagnie française des Indes, qui obtint de l'Empereur du Maroc, Moulay Ismaïl, des privilèges commerciaux en 1682. Il décrit la vie quotidienne des expatriés français dans les villes marocaines et leur adaptation aux usages et aux coutumes locales.
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