Bossuet, l'aigle de Meaux #[nn]

A handsome graphic novel from Grafouniages and the city of Meaux, this volume by Bardet and Vergne brings to life the imposing figure of Bossuet — depicted on the cover as a white-robed bishop carrying a book before the stately architecture of Meaux Cathedral. Behind him, two elegantly dressed figures in the style of the French court add courtly intrigue to the scene, grounding the story firmly in the grandeur of 17th-century France. It's a visually rich tribute to one of history's most celebrated churchmen, published in 2004 with clear civic pride.