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12 November, 09:14

How did King Louis XIV's actions reflect his beliefs about himself and the government of France?

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    His actions reflect his belief about himself in a way that he set change and showed his beliefs. He has a belief of proclaiming that he is the church head in France in which led him to change France because of his beliefs in a way of revoking Edict of Nantes and the changing of the nature of the court in France.
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