The French Territorial Policy on the Left Bank of the Rhine (1679-1697): From "Meetings" to the Sarre Province
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2011.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : The Reunion policy of the French monarchy under Louis XIV concerned the borders of the big northeast quarter of the kingdom (Franche-Comté, Alsace, Lorraine). Beyond the demonstration of the power of king, one of the main objectives was to perfect the reassurance of this vast space. Actually, the Reunion worsened lands of Empire with among others the creation of the province of the Saar, little populated but important strategically. Unlike the province of Alsace, that of the Saar does not really cross of the military estate management; nevertheless, in spite of its short-lived character, the implementation of this new province facilitated the reimplantation of the Catholicism between the Saar and the Queich.
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The Reunion policy of the French monarchy under Louis XIV concerned the borders of the big northeast quarter of the kingdom (Franche-Comté, Alsace, Lorraine). Beyond the demonstration of the power of king, one of the main objectives was to perfect the reassurance of this vast space. Actually, the Reunion worsened lands of Empire with among others the creation of the province of the Saar, little populated but important strategically. Unlike the province of Alsace, that of the Saar does not really cross of the military estate management; nevertheless, in spite of its short-lived character, the implementation of this new province facilitated the reimplantation of the Catholicism between the Saar and the Queich.
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