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... King's new men ; Jean II , duc de Bourbon , and Francis II of Brittany emerged as the leaders of the mal- content nobility ; Philip the Good's son and future succes- sor , Charles the Bold of Burgundy , supported the King's enemies ...
... King's new men ; Jean II , duc de Bourbon , and Francis II of Brittany emerged as the leaders of the mal- content nobility ; Philip the Good's son and future succes- sor , Charles the Bold of Burgundy , supported the King's enemies ...
Page 122
... King . He would never forgive either Paris , the nobles , or the common people . In 1653 Mazarin was victorious over the rebels and then proceeded to construct an extraordinary administrative apparatus with Louis as his pupil . The young ...
... King . He would never forgive either Paris , the nobles , or the common people . In 1653 Mazarin was victorious over the rebels and then proceeded to construct an extraordinary administrative apparatus with Louis as his pupil . The young ...
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... kings successfully eliminated the common Germanic practice of the magnates electing the king ( the Frankish king was content to present himself to the magnates who acclaimed him ) and accepted the hereditary principle as a personal ...
... kings successfully eliminated the common Germanic practice of the magnates electing the king ( the Frankish king was content to present himself to the magnates who acclaimed him ) and accepted the hereditary principle as a personal ...
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