Louis XIV
by J. H. ShennanLouis XIV, by John Abbott, is a classic French history text detaling the life of King Louis XIV.
We all live a double life: the external life which the world sees, and the internal life of hopes and fears, joys and griefs, temptations and sins, which the.
- First published
- 2015
- Publishers
- Taylor & Francis Group
- Subjects
- Louis xiv·King of france·1638-1715france·Kings and rulers·France·Civilization·France·Biography
Very poorly written and full of inaccuracies. Written by a Madame de Maintenan devotee who is perpetuating the myth of poison killing the royal family instead of the heinous actions of the "doctors".
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