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...land, history|Poland]]; and he distinguished himself in the wars against [[Louis XIV]] of France but resigned his commands in 1707, feeling himself snubbed by t

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*1685 Louis XIV revokes the Edict of Nantes and bans Protestantism in France

In 1654, [[King Louis XIV of France]] appointed aristocrat [[Nicholas Denys]] as Governor of Acadia,

..., provision for the housing of Huguenot immigrants was made in 1681 when [[Louis XIV]]'s religious policy was beginning to drive these Protestants out of France ...cause of the military operations against the territorial expansionism of [[Louis XIV]] of France. As the economy stagnated the number of inhabitants shrunk ste

...' was the original of the national academies in Rome, founded in 1666 by [[Louis XIV]] and originating the procedure of awarding scholarships to artists named t

...ned neutral. However, it was suddenly seized by King [[Louis XIV of France|Louis XIV]] of France in September 1681, whose unprovoked annexation was recognized b

...th of France) and environments until the death of William III, after which Louis XIV confiscated the possessions. Also William the Silent inherited the title fr

In 1663 King [[Louis XIV]] nationalized the private fur-trade monopoly. He made New France a royal p

*[[John B. Wolf]] (1907-96) Louis XIV

What is this, the court of Louis XIV? I was annoyed, and I was making that clear, without being abusive. My expe

...bliography and lots of references to recent scholarly articles. (look at [[Louis XIV]] for a recent article) We sharply differentiate ourselves from Wikipedia

* If there is no ambiguity, then {Monarch's first name and ordinal}, such as Louis XIV. The name should usually be English, thus Charles (not Carlos) ...lude that as part of the article name. So we have [[Louis XIV]] not [[King Louis XIV]]. [[User:Richard Jensen|Richard Jensen]] 20:34, 17 March 2008 (CDT)

...’s Four-and-Twenty Violins” and was appointed composer of chamber music to Louis XIV, and whose works include concerto grossi. He promoted the most exacting dis

...ations: "{Monarch's first name and ordinal}, for example [[Henry VIII]], [[Louis XIV]] ...nica, Columbia Encyclopedia, Encarta, World Book, etc. The all use just "Louis XIV" and that makes sense for us as well. One issue is that kings have lots of

:Wow! You worked some magic with [[:Image:Louis XIV by Rigaud, 1701, Louvre (cropped).jpg]]! [[User:Stephen Ewen|Stephen Ewen]]

..., provision for the housing of Huguenot immigrants was made in 1681 when [[Louis XIV]]'s religious policy was beginning to drive these Protestants out of France

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...little later the [[Academy of Sciences]] of [[Paris]] was established by [[Louis XIV]]. The influence of these great academies of the [[17th century]] on the pr

...n police were probably those in [[17th century]] Paris, in the court of [[Louis XIV]],<ref>[http://www.history.com/encyclopedia.do?articleId=219522 History of