Memoirs of Louis Xiv And His Court And of the Regency volume 11
Memoirs of Louis Xiv And His Court And of the Regency volume 11
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This noise, which lasted some time, being appeased, the Regent thankedthe company in brief, polished, and majestic terms; declared with whatcare he would employ for the good of the state, the authority with whichhe was invested; then said it was time he should inform them what hejudged ought to be established in order to aid him in the administrationof affairs. He added that he did so with the more confidence, becausewhat he proposed was exactly what M. Le Duc de Bourgogne ('twas thus henamed h...im) had resolved, as shown by papers found in his bureau. Hepassed a short and graceful eulogy upon the enlightenment and intentionsof that prince; then declared that, besides the council of the regency, which would be the supreme centre from which all the affairs of thegovernment would spring, he proposed to establish a council for foreignaffairs, one for war, one for the navy, one for finance, one forecclesiastical matters, and one for home affairs and to choose some ofthe magistrates of the company to enter these last two councils, and aidthem by their knowledge upon the police of the realm, the jurisprudence, and what related to the liberties of the Gallican church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This noise, which lasted some time, being appeased, the Regent thankedthe company in brief, polished, and majestic terms; declared with whatcare he would employ for the good of the state, the authority with whichhe was invested; then said it was time he should inform them what hejudged ought to be established in order to aid him in the administrationof affairs. He added that he did so with the more confidence, becausewhat he proposed was exactly what M. Le Duc de Bourgogne ('twas thus henamed h...im) had resolved, as shown by papers found in his bureau. Hepassed a short and graceful eulogy upon the enlightenment and intentionsof that prince; then declared that, besides the council of the regency, which would be the supreme centre from which all the affairs of thegovernment would spring, he proposed to establish a council for foreignaffairs, one for war, one for the navy, one for finance, one forecclesiastical matters, and one for home affairs and to choose some ofthe magistrates of the company to enter these last two councils, and aidthem by their knowledge upon the police of the realm, the jurisprudence, and what related to the liberties of the Gallican church.
What to read after Memoirs of Louis Xiv And His Court And of the Regency volume 11?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis De Rouvroy Saint Simon to read onlineMoreLess
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