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he never said that. He said 'I am the State' - an affirmation of his absolute rule.
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What french king said after me the deluge?
Louis XV : "After me, the flood" ("Apres moi, le deluge") .
Name of the King the French peasants invaded?
I think you are talking about King Louis the sixteenth. He was the king during the French revolution and was detained by the revolutionaries and later beheaded at the guillotine.
Who was the King during the French Revolutionary War?
King Louis XVI of France.
What is the definition of the French Revolution?
the french revolution was a rebellion of the french against their king. it was a bloody and violent batttle/rebellion
King Edgar is said to be the first king of what country?
England, as a united country.
Which French king said ''I am the state''?
Louis the XIV was the French king who said "I am the state."
What French king said you are the state?
king Louis XIV said i am the state
Who declared 'I am the state'?
The French king Louis XIV.
What state is name after the french king?
Louisiana
What state was purchased from the French in 1803 and was named after the French King Louis XIV?
Louisiana
Who said The New England governments are in a state of rebellion?
King George III said this.
Which absolute ruler of France said 'I am the state'?
King Louis XIV said this.
What king said that he is state?
Imperator Caesar Divi Filius Augustus regarded himself as the state
What french king said after me the deluge?
Louis XV : "After me, the flood" ("Apres moi, le deluge") .
How old was French king Louis XIV when he declared Wyoming a state?
French King Louis XIV did not declare Wyoming as a state. Wyoming became a US state when President Benjamin Harrison signed Wyoming's statehood bill on July 10, 1890, making Wyoming the 44th US state.
How did King Henry separate with anne boelyn?
By execution. The executioner was a french swordsman because they were said to be the best.
L'Etat c'est moi?
General Charles de Gaulle said : 'The state is me', or 'I am the state' No he did not - l'Etat c'est moi is reputed to have been said by the French King Louis XIV, but there is no actual proof that he did.
