Sample Sentences forLouis XVI (auto-selected)
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Beheaded in 1793 for daring to defend Louis XVI and oppose Robespierre.† (source)
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Built in the Paris of Louis XVI with the gilded accents and leather top of the era, the desk had been left to the Count by his godfather, Grand Duke Demidov.† (source)
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In the red-carpeted front room, which felt like a room where you'd go to kiss your grandfather on the cheek after being freshly released from prison, large family-style gatherings of drinkers in Louis XVI—style chairs ate and smoked and shouted and pounded each other on the back around tables swagged with metallic gold fabric.† (source)
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Squinting at his surroundings he saw a plush Renaissance bedroom with Louis XVI furniture, hand-frescoed walls, and a colossal mahogany four-poster bed.† (source)
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They beheaded their monarchs—King Louis XVI and his wife, Marie Antoinette—and declared war on England, Spain, and Holland.† (source)
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Oh, I would rather mount the scaffold of my brother, Louis XVI.† (source)
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I wish WE'D a had the handling of Louis XVI.† (source)
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Why did Louis XVI.† (source)
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It was a trial to rank with all the great trials in history—Charles I before the HighCourt of Justice, Louis XVI before the French Convention, and Warren Hastings before the House of Lords.† (source)
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As long as he has for refrain nothing but la Carmagnole, he only overthrows Louis XVI.† (source)
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But why did it not react on Louis XIV or on Louis XV—why should it react just on Louis XVI?† (source)
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there was nothing now but flats decorated in the Louis XVI style, all white paint, with hortensias in blue enamel.† (source)
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In 1785 the Count de La Pérouse and his subordinate, Captain de Langle, were sent by King Louis XVI of France on a voyage to circumnavigate the globe.† (source)
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Louis XVI, stripped of all power, was to go on trial for treason.† (source)
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I drag the Louis XVI settee to rest before the window and think to remove my shoes before stepping onto her pink and green silk upholstery, my dress held high around my thighs, and I awkwardly squeeze myself into the open frame, looking down between my feet at the looming darkness.† (source)
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, in Saint-Sulpice: volutes, knots of ribbon, clouds, vermicelli and chiccory leaves, all in stone;—the Paris of Louis XVI.† (source)
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