This second edition charts the reign of Louis XIV and assesses the extent to which he personified absolutism. Drawing upon recent historical research, the author examines historians' views on how far Louis' powers were limited and whether the only respect in which he was 'great' was in the realm of presentation and propaganda. The lively text also examines Louis' religious and foreign policies, and his personality and private life.
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This is Book 9 in the Access to History Series. See all Access to History books here.
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After brief careers as an electronic musician, sound designer, motion-graphics designer and then in commercials production, Richard decided to return to his first love and embarked on a career as a freelance illustrator in 2006. Since then he has gone on to work in many aspects of illustration including books, magazines and advertising.
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