Famous Leaders Among Women
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' Louis was the soul of politeness. Saint Simon says he never passed a woman of the humblest station even, without taking off his hat to her. He was never iron- ical in speech, but always gracious. "At all hours, in all places, in the most trifling circumstances of life, " 28 MADAME DE MAINTENON.
says Martin, "he was always king; a marvellous art of reigning, the secret of which he had found, and was to carry away with him. His affability never contradicted itself; he expressed interest and kin...dness to all. " Not content with great internal improvements for France, his ambition made him desire more territory. He feared the power of his neighbor Spain. As the dowry promised with his Spanish wife, Maria Theresa, had never been paid, after the death of her father, Philip IV. , he determined to obtain some of the Spanish possessions in the Belgian provinces. This produced the "War of the Queen's Rights. '' In 1667 Louis started for Flanders with an army of 125, 000 men, the whole under the command of Turenne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Louis was the soul of politeness. Saint Simon says he never passed a woman of the humblest station even, without taking off his hat to her. He was never iron- ical in speech, but always gracious. "At all hours, in all places, in the most trifling circumstances of life, " 28 MADAME DE MAINTENON.
says Martin, "he was always king; a marvellous art of reigning, the secret of which he had found, and was to carry away with him. His affability never contradicted itself; he expressed interest and kin...dness to all. " Not content with great internal improvements for France, his ambition made him desire more territory. He feared the power of his neighbor Spain. As the dowry promised with his Spanish wife, Maria Theresa, had never been paid, after the death of her father, Philip IV. , he determined to obtain some of the Spanish possessions in the Belgian provinces. This produced the "War of the Queen's Rights. '' In 1667 Louis started for Flanders with an army of 125, 000 men, the whole under the command of Turenne.
What to read after Famous Leaders Among Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bolton, Sarah Knowles, 1841-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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