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Louis XVIII Philip Mansel

Louis XVIII By Philip Mansel

Louis XVIII by Philip Mansel


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Louis XVIII, is often considered a nonentity whose weaknesses, apathy, greed, insensitivity, were flagrant, and whose virtues, prudence, imperturbability, moderation, were unspectacular. In this title, Mansel sets out to prove he deserves better.

Louis XVIII Summary

Louis XVIII by Philip Mansel

Louis XVIII, is often considered a nonentity whose weaknesses, apathy, greed, insensitivity, were flagrant, and whose virtues, prudence, imperturbability, moderation, were unspectacular. Mansel sets out to prove he deserves better. The author considers the King's exile and move from Germany to Italy, from Italy to Russia and finally England, as well as examining Louis XVIII's ten year reign on the throne of France.

Table of Contents

A Bourbon and his world 1755-1774; a prince and his leisure 1774-1787; monsieur and the revolutions 1787-1791; Coblentz 1791-1793; Louis in exile 1793-1807; plans, plots and campaigns 1793-1807; the King of France in the United Kingdom 1807-1814; Louis le Desire? April-June 1814; a new world June 18144-March 1815; the blue and the green march - May 1815; the return of the King May -September 1815; A King and his subjects 1814-1824; the King and the Ultra-Royalists September 1815-September 1816; the liberal years September 1816-February 1820; the triumph of monarchy February 1820-September 1824

Additional information

GOR005800338
9780750922173
0750922176
Louis XVIII by Philip Mansel
Used - Very Good
Paperback
The History Press Ltd
19990722
512
N/A
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