The Dream Maker

Jacques Coeur's journey from a successful trader to the Master of the Mint under Charles VII highlights his pivotal role in advancing France towards the Renaissance. His visionary banking strategies and trade initiatives, alongside his controversial stance against the crusades, marked significant progress for the nation. However, his rise to prominence was marred by a reckless romance with Agnès Sorel, leading to his dramatic downfall. The narrative explores themes of ambition, love, and the complexities of power in a transformative era.