- victories.
Despite his flaws,
Louvois is
appreciated by
historians for
creating the role of
civilian "minister of war."
Louvois was born in
Paris on 18 January...
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Louvois may
refer to:
Louvois, Marne, a
French commune François-Michel le Tellier,
Marquis de
Louvois (1641–1691),
French secretary of
state for war Camille...
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Louvois (French pronunciation: [luvwa]) is a
former commune in the
Marne department in north-eastern France. On 1
January 2016, it was
merged into the...
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Construction of Fort
Louvois took
three years and was
completed under the
engineer Henri-Albert Bouillet. In 1755 Fort
Louvois saw
modifications that...
- The Théâtre
Louvois or
Salle Louvois was a
theatre located at what is
today 8 rue de
Louvois in the 2nd arrondis****t of Paris.
Inaugurated in 1791 and...
- The
Fontaine Louvois is a
monumental public fountain in
Square Louvois on the rue
Richelieu in the
Second Arrondis****t of Paris, near the
entrance of...
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actions on the USS Stargazer. When
Louvois rules for Maddox,
Picard requests a
formal hearing to
challenge the ruling.
Louvois agrees and
allows Picard to represent...
- Lon
Luvois Fuller (June 15, 1902 –
April 8, 1978) was an
American legal philosopher best
known as a
proponent of a
secular and
procedural form of natural...
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easily along the rail but
Louvois maintained his run down the
centre of the wide straight. The judge, a Mr Robinson,
called Louvois the
winner by a short...
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suggesting that a
clerk wrote the
letter under Louvois' dictation,
while someone else, very
likely Louvois,
added the name afterward.
Dauger was arrested...
