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1. Louis XVI
   ... In 1791 the royal family attempted to escape to Austria, but they were caught and brought back to Paris. Louis secretly worked against the revolution with ...
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2. King Louis XVI
   ... In 1791 the royal family attempted to escape to Austria, but they were caught and brought back to Paris. Louis swore obedience to the new French constitution ...
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3. The History of Paris
   ... insanity when a mob of men and women, looking for weapons and prisoners taken by King Louis XVI, stormed the Bastille, a French prison in the middle of Paris. ...
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4. The History of Paris
   ... insanity when a mob of men and women, looking for weapons and prisoners taken by King Louis XVI, stormed the Bastille, a French prison in the middle of Paris. ...
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5. The History of Paris
   ... insanity when a mob of men and women, looking for weapons and prisoners taken by King Louis XVI, stormed the Bastille, a French prison in the middle of Paris. ...
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6. The History of Paris
   ... insanity when a mob of men and women, looking for weapons and prisoners taken by King Louis XVI, stormed the Bastille, a French prison in the middle of Paris. ...
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7. The History of Paris
   ... insanity when a mob of men and women, looking for weapons and prisoners taken by King Louis XVI, stormed the Bastille, a French prison in the middle of Paris. ...
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8. The life and times of Louis XIV
   ... possible. With the parlement of Paris destroyed, Louis had free reign to make any military moves he chose to make. Louis wanted ...
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9. Spirit of St. Louis
   ... were from Paris that had passed away while trying to fly over the Atlantic. Even though knowing about the incident, he decides to go to St. Louis anyway to ...
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10. french revolution
    ... death. Louis XVI was guillotined on January 21, 1793, in the Place de la Revolution now Place de la Concorde in Paris. Historians ...
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11. the life of louis pasteur
    ... in Paris for the treatment of the disease. This became known as the Pasteur Institute, and was directed by Pasteur himself until he died. Louis Pasteur ...
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12. Louis XIV
    ... 1665 a police force was created in Paris and intendants or executive agents were settled in the provinces. While Colbert was part of Louisamp39s administration he ...
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13. Louis XIV
    ... There also would not be the Louvre in Paris where many very famous works of art are held. I think Louis XIV had a major effect on society in France even though ...
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14. king louis xiv
    ... world of luxury. After the Fronde uprising of his youth, Louis became distrustful of Paris and itamp39s nobles. Louis moved his court ...
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15. Louis Pasteur 2
    ... In 1940, the conquering Germans came to Paris. ... Louis Pasteur made many valuable contributions to the fields of chemistry, medicine, and industry with findings ...
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16. French Revolution 3
    ... Louis and his family then moved to Paris, where the court and the assembly became increasingly subject to pressures from the citizens of Paris. ...
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17. Womens role in French Revolution
    ... A combination of his words, and the killing of two of his guardsmen prompted Louis to comply, which brought ampquotthe baker and the bakeramp39s wifeampquot back to Paris 6. ...
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18. The French Revolution 2
    ... On the night of June 21, 1791, Louis and his family fled Paris to Varennes, where they were captured and brought back to Paris. ...
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19. Napoleon III
    NAPOLEON III BACKGROUND: Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte was born in Paris in 1808. Most of his childhood was spent in exile. His ...
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20. Interview with the Vampire
    ... own kind. Louis and Claudia journey to Paris and for the first time realize that there are other vampires out there. They attend ...
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21. The Importance of Napoleon to
    ... Next, the masses demanded that King Louis XIV return to Paris where they could watch him, and to prevent further uprisings, Louis agreed. ...
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22. Charles Lindbergh 2
    ... Spirit of St. Louis was to reach Paris. Wingspan was increased to hold the extra fuel tanks that would be needed. This would give ...
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23. Events Leading to the French Revolution
    ... Assembly. They demanded that Louis return to Paris where theycould watch him. To prevent any further uprisings, he agreed. Throughout ...
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24. French Revolution
    ... Government. Louis XVI was guillotined. ... France. The Revolution ends in1799 when Napoleon Bonaparte entered Paris and was crowned the First Consul. ...
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25. Qui estce
    ... Within a few years of his death in 1673, Moliereamp39s company was combined in 1680 with the other dramatic troupes of Paris by order of Louis XIV into the ...
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26. French Revolution
    ... The parliament in Paris forced the French king, King Louis XVI to call a meeting of the Estates generaly, made up of representatives of the respective estates ...
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27. The King
    ... After months of urging by his advisors and MaryAntoinette, Louis finally submitted to advice that he should leave Paris and its unruly citizens for protection ...
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28. Locke in the Enlightenment
    ... the Bastille were captured by the crowds and dragged through the filthy streets of Paris. Upon learning that the Bastille had been taken, King Louis XVI, who ...
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29. A Tale of Two Cities
    ... crises, resulting from the long wars waged during the reign of Louis XIV Sundell. ... The people of Paris reacted to these provocative acts with open insurrection ...
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30. king louis XIV
    ... During the time of his childhood, Louis witnessed a period of rebellion known as the ... by the arrogant nobles and threatened by the people of Parisand would ...
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