Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 71
eption, the tendencyIn senseless arrangement and taudriness in motive. Li mis XV. was but a child when called to theIlninie. The Duke of Orleans, a depraved debauchee,became Regent, and his assumption of power was thesignal Eor an irregularity of morals that went on in-creasing up to the end of the… … Fig. 3. the inward feeling of moral looseness and debasedfeeling find outward expression. Louis XIV. to theday of his death was absolute master, nor brookedopposition. The style of furnishing developed in hisreign is a reflection of his taste and desire. WhenLouis XV., however, came to the throne,…
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