A Court in Exile
The Stuarts in France, 1689–1718

"...Court in Exile is well organized and interestingly written. It should appeal to a wide-range of readers." History

"...fascinating, well written, and thoughtful examination... Without doubt, Court in Exile will be the standard work on the subject for years to come... Through Edward Corp's beautifully produced book... we can appreciate once again just how impressive St. Germain was in its heyday." H-Albion (H-Net)

"It is the pathetic end of the court of St. Germain that most people remember, but Corp and his contributors have done a superb job of reminding us that for almost three decades the Jacobite dream was one of glittering opportunity rather than a nightmare of poverty and defeat. A proper appreciation of the power of Jacobitism to move and inspire thousands requires a reading of this well-produced, well-illustrated, and persuasive book." Sixteenth Century Journal Victor Stater, Louisiana State University

"A Court in Exile is an important contribution both to a well-established scholarly field, Jacobitism, and a relatively new one, court studies, and will long serve as required text for scholars working in those fields, as well as in others. With the publication of this book, the exiled Stuartcourt of 1689-1718 is the most fully described of all Stuart courts." - Eric N. Lindquist, University of Maryland

"...an excellent and lavishly illustrated book..." -Mark Bryant, H-France Review