Sébastien Jacques de la Tour is a figure with a blurred profile in the records of Paris in 1648. He moves on the margins of the parliamentary world and in the districts where the Fronde has its darkest roots.
| Type | Character |
| Place | Paris, 1648 |
| Milieu | Saint-Germain district |
| Spanish entry | Sebastian Jacques De La Tour |
Description
- His name appears intermittently in documents of the period, not on the benches or in the salons of the Palais-Royal, but in the in-between spaces where information is worth more than edicts.
- He frequents the Saint-Germain district during the critical months of the clash between Parliament and Cardinal Mazarin.
- His name is tied to matters that notaries prefer not to detail.
- Omer Talon belongs to the same legal and political milieu.
Open questions
- Whether he is an agent, an intermediary or simply a survivor with a nose for troubled times is not clear.