Reflections on the Revolution in FranceGateway Editions, 1955 - 350 |
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... Louis the Fourteenth , they were not so much cultivated either by him , or by the regent , or the successors to the crown ; nor were they engaged to the court by favours and emoluments so systemati- cally as during the splendid period ...
... Louis the Fourteenth , they were not so much cultivated either by him , or by the regent , or the successors to the crown ; nor were they engaged to the court by favours and emoluments so systemati- cally as during the splendid period ...
Strona 283
... the Cardinal de Richelieu ; but his support of that minister against his rivals was the source of all the glory of his reign , and the solid foundation of his throne itself . Louis the Fourteenth , REVOLUTION IN FRANCE 283 STEP ...
... the Cardinal de Richelieu ; but his support of that minister against his rivals was the source of all the glory of his reign , and the solid foundation of his throne itself . Louis the Fourteenth , REVOLUTION IN FRANCE 283 STEP ...
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