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Description
This book provides a concise study of the defining aspects of the reign of Louis XIV. The nature of French monarchy, methods of government, Louis's relationship to his subjects and to the churches, the organisation of cultural life, and France's relations with the rest of Europe are all considered. Dr. Sturdy relates Louis and his regime to the longer-term movements of French history and to some of the wider historical forces at work in seventeenth-century Europe. He raises past and present historiographical controversies surrounding Louis XIV and indicates some of the major problems in interpretation which still confront historians.
Table of Contents
Family Trees
Introduction
Louis XIV and French Monarchy
Louis XIV and the Government of France
Louis XIV and his Subjects
Louis XIV and the Churches
Louis XIV and the Direction of Ideas in France
Louis XIV and Europe
Concluding Discussion
List of Significant Dates
Index.
Product details
Published | 15 Jul 1998 |
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Format | Ebook (PDF) |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 222 |
ISBN | 9781349267064 |
Imprint | Red Globe Press |
Series | European History in Perspective |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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