 | The Age of Absolutism jry ~ ~ audio a child Becomes King In 1643, the five-year-old heir to the French crown Despite this quiet beginning, Louis XIV proved to be a strong, able ruler who came to symbolize the period of absolute monarchy we now call the "Age of Absolutism." Listen to the Witness History audio to hear more about this powerful king 224.49 Kb.  5 | read |
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