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Louis XIV
David Smith
Paperback (Cambridge University Press, March 11, 2010)The true nature of the age of Louis XIV is revealed through an extensive range of primary and secondary sources in this study of the Sun King whose regime was known as the ultimate example of absolutism.
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Louis
Tom Lichtenheld, Julie Rowan-Zoch
Hardcover (HMH Books for Young Readers, Oct. 6, 2020)A beloved teddy can bear it no longer and plots his escape from his owner’s sufocating affections in this laugh-out-loud picture book from New York Times best-selling creator of Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site and Steam Train Dream Train fame, Tom Lichtenheld.Louis the bear has had enough.From day one, life has been one indignity after another. If he's not being used as a hankie, he's being hung out to dry—literally. (No one likes clothespins used on their ears!) This teddy is sneaking away just as soon as he can. Then again, no use running off in the rain . . .or during a show-and-tell routine. Maybe Louis has something to lose, after all. This fresh and funny take on a teddy bear come to life is a salty and sweet, grumpy and tender, sly tribute to the ties that bind.
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Louis XIV
Pierre L. Horn
Hardcover (Chambers Harrap Publishers Ltd, Dec. 31, 1991)None
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Louis XIV
Pierre L. Horn
Paperback (Chambers Harrap Publishers Ltd, Dec. 31, 1991)None
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King Louis XIV
Pierre L. Horn
Hardcover (Chelsea House Pub, June 1, 1986)Presents the life of the seventeenth-century French monarch known as the "Sun King."
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Louis XIV
David L. Smith
Paperback (Cambridge University Press, Aug. 31, 2008)None
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Louis
Tom Lichtenheld, Julie Rowan-Zoch
eBook (HMH Books for Young Readers, Oct. 6, 2020)A beloved teddy can bear it no longer and plots his escape from his owner’s sufocating affections in this laugh-out-loud picture book from New York Times best-selling creator of Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site and Steam Train Dream Train fame, Tom Lichtenheld.Louis the bear has had enough.From day one, life has been one indignity after another. If he's not being used as a hankie, he's being hung out to dry—literally. (No one likes clothespins used on their ears!) This teddy is sneaking away just as soon as he can. Then again, no use running off in the rain . . .or during a show-and-tell routine. Maybe Louis has something to lose, after all. This fresh and funny take on a teddy bear come to life is a salty and sweet, grumpy and tender, sly tribute to the ties that bind.
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King Louis XIV
Pierre L. Horn
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