LOUIS, Titular Duke of Burgundy

1682–1712, titular duke of Burgundy; grandson of King Louis XIV of France. He became heir to the throne on the death (1711) of his father, Louis the Great Dauphin. François de Fénelon was his tutor and wrote Télémaque for his use. Louis was the rallying point of the opposition to Louis XIV—reactionary nobles and liberals alike—and miracles were expected of him. When he died suddenly during an epidemic (possibly of scarlet fever), rumors of poisoning circulated. His death is described in a famous passage in the memoirs of the duc de Saint-Simon. He was the father of King Louis XV of France and the brother of King Philip V of Spain.

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...brother, Louis, Duke of Orleans...John of Burgundy, a cousin...deed of the Duke of Burgundy, and setting...death of Louis of Orleans...defence of the Duke of Burgundy as a detailed indictment of Louis of Orleans...
...systematically but does accuse the Duke of breaking his promise to take the...Oman, History , II, 303. THE DUKE OF YORK WHEN COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF IN FLANDERS...show you an order written by the Duke of Wellington when commander-in-chief...
...EDUCATION OF THE DUKE OF BURGUNDY. Telemaque...LOUIS XIV. Continued...to force Louis XIV. to dethrone...Philip V. Loss of Douai, Bethune...and the DUKE OF BURGUNDY. Desolation...birth of the Duke of Burgundy; Versailles...Sicilies. Louis XIV. had...
...Monsieur" and Henriette; wife of Louis, Duke of Burgundy; mother of Louis XV. ANNE...noted funeral orator. BURGUNDY Louis, Duke of Burgundy, 1682-1712. Son...France 1715 I774 . Son of Louis, Duke of Burgundy, and Marie-Adelaide of Savoy...
...success that Louis decided to...the summer of 1674 the duke, his governess...governess; the duke did not cry...any signs of fright spoke...subjects that Louis was delighted...charge of Louis post-reconciliation...in a duel of wits at Maintenon; the duke was to go...
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...cathedral in August 1462. 69 On 14 August 1465, Louis XI heard Mass and Vespers in the Chapel of the Virgin behind the choir, which he again...example, fashioned the tomb for Philip the Bold, Duke of Burgundy, in Dijon from alabaster. The brilliant white...
...Frankish crusaders from Burgundy, Aquitaine and Toulouse and the Christian kings of Castile and Portugal...two-blooded border lord." The titular protagonists father is...of the Couronnement de Louis: "William decides to enter...Colonial Dissolution (Durham: Duke University Press, 1994...


 

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LOUIS , titular duke of Burgundy 1682 1712, titular duke of Burgundy; grandson of King Louis XIV of France. He became heir to the throne on the death (1711) of his father...
...of France 1710 74, king of France (1715 74), great-grandson and successor of King Louis XIV, son of Louis , titular duke of Burgundy, and Marie Adelaide of Savoy. Early Reign Louis succeeded to the throne with Philippe II, duc dOrleans...
...Luxembourgs grand duke is the titular head of state; the head of government...from Charless brother, Duke Wenceslaus, continued...1443, Philip the Good of Burgundy seized the duchy, and...Pyrenees (1659). In 1684, Louis XIV of France seized Luxembourg...


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