The History of France, Band 4Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, and Roberts, 1866 |
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... capital and to the court , which , as it grew more gorgeous in display , con- trasted with the physical and mental poverty of the country . The provinces were sunk in misery and igno- rance , especially their productive classes , which ...
... capital and to the court , which , as it grew more gorgeous in display , con- trasted with the physical and mental poverty of the country . The provinces were sunk in misery and igno- rance , especially their productive classes , which ...
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... capital unknown to agriculture . The cultivators of the soil , always in arrear , found their taxes enforced or remitted , as ne- cessity or caprice arranged . And the French peasant thus resembled the Christian serf of Turkey , who can ...
... capital unknown to agriculture . The cultivators of the soil , always in arrear , found their taxes enforced or remitted , as ne- cessity or caprice arranged . And the French peasant thus resembled the Christian serf of Turkey , who can ...
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... capital transported abroad at 60 millions of livres . Weiss ' opinion is , that of a mil- lion of Huguenots , 300,000 escaped in the last fifteen years of the century . Hist . des Refugiés Pro- testants . CHAP . XXXII . XXXII . CHAP ...
... capital transported abroad at 60 millions of livres . Weiss ' opinion is , that of a mil- lion of Huguenots , 300,000 escaped in the last fifteen years of the century . Hist . des Refugiés Pro- testants . CHAP . XXXII . XXXII . CHAP ...
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... capital the country possessed , leaving the provinces incapable of paying their several quota of revenue . The manufacturers of silks , of stuffs , of paper , and of hats , of which in many markets the French had the monopoly , were ...
... capital the country possessed , leaving the provinces incapable of paying their several quota of revenue . The manufacturers of silks , of stuffs , of paper , and of hats , of which in many markets the French had the monopoly , were ...
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... capital , and compelled its Doge to come to Versailles to ask pardon . Algiers with more justice experienced from him similar humiliation . Louis the Fourteenth might flatter himself with the future empire of the sea , and with the ...
... capital , and compelled its Doge to come to Versailles to ask pardon . Algiers with more justice experienced from him similar humiliation . Louis the Fourteenth might flatter himself with the future empire of the sea , and with the ...
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Abbé Alberoni alliance allies assembly attacked Austrian Bavaria Bed of Justice Belleisle Calonne capital cardinal CHAP Choiseul clergy colonial command corvée court crown D'Aiguillon D'Argenson dauphin declared Dubois Duc du Maine Duke d'Aiguillon Duke of Bourbon Duke of Orleans Dutch edicts elector Elizabeth Farnese emperor enemy England English favour finance Flanders fleet Fleury force France Frederick German Italy Jansenists Jesuits king king's latter livres Lord Louis the Fifteenth Louis the Fourteenth Louvois Machault Madame Madame de Pompadour Maintenon Maréchal Maria Theresa Marlborough Marshal Marshal Saxe Maurepas Mémoires ment millions minister monarch Necker negotiations Noailles nobles Paris parliament peace Philip Poland political Pompadour Prince Prince of Conti promised proposed Protestants provinces Prussia queen refused regent revenue Rhine royal Savoy sent soon Spain Spanish success taxes throne tion took trade treaty troops Turgot Versailles Vienna Villars Voltaire whilst XXXIV XXXV XXXVI СНАР