Sultane française au Maroc : $b précédé d'une lettre à M. S. Pichon
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"Sultane française au Maroc" by Noël Amaudru is a historical narrative written in the early 20th century. It traces the extraordinary rise of a Jura-born peasant, Jeanne Lanternier, from rural France to the Moroccan court, blending reportage, archival sleuthing, and political commentary on Franco-Moroccan relations. The focus is a “lived” romance of captivity, conversion of fate, and court intrigue set against French diplomacy and the Maghreb’s shifting power structures.
The opening of the work begins with a dedicatory letter and a reprinted journal piece in which Stephen Pichon outlines a patient, non-military French policy for Morocco, endorses the Anglo-French understanding, downplays the roghi’s strength, and stresses administrative reforms over conquest. The narrative then shifts to the Val d’Amour in Franche-Comté, establishing landscape, folklore, and a documented birth record for Jeanne-Pierre Lanternier, supported by local testimony and regional histories. We follow her poor
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