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Louis-Elisabeth de la Vergne, comte de Tressan (1715-1783) recast Antoine de La Sale’s Jehan de Saintre (1456) in “miniature” for the Bibliotheque universelle des romans in 1780. Close analysis of the author’s substantial revisions – cuts, explanatory footnotes, character development, narratorial interventions, and explicit reworkings of the plot – shows how Tressan refashioned a medieval courtly fiction to appeal to a broad range of eighteenth-century readers.

Antoine de la Sale’s Petit Jehan de Saintré and the Comte de Tressan