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	Treasure, Geoffrey. “The FRONDE, Part I: The Revolt of the Lawyers.” History Today Vol.28 no. 6 (1978): 353-363		*Treasure, Geoffrey. “The FRONDE, Part I: The Revolt of the Lawyers.” History Today Vol.28 no. 6 (1978): 353-363

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	The fronde which took place during the reign of Louis XIV from 1648-1653 was a series of revolts caused by the		The fronde, which took place during the reign of Louis XIV from 1648-1653, was a series of revolts caused by the
	parliament over limiting the power of the monarchy. “ ~~it beganin~~ Paris in May 1648, when the sovereign judicial courts of the capital led by the Parlement met in joint session to present twenty-seven reform demands		parliament over limiting the power of the monarchy. “ It began in Paris in May 1648, when the sovereign judicial courts of the capital led by the Parlement met in joint session to present twenty-seven reform demands
	to the king and his government” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 412)].		to the king and his government” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 412)].
	The result of the disagreements between the parliament and the nobles spilled over into the provinces and caused civil wars between the government and the nobles who controlled large regions of land. “Although 1661 [was] the beginning of Louis XVI personal rule, France contained anarchic elements that threatened the stability of the political order” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=4864232/ Treasure 412)]whom his mother Anne of Austria acted as his agent. Patronage was very important to the Crown because of the threat of removing the monarchy from power. These bonds of patronage relied on a relationship of favor and reward meaning in return for ~~supporting one side or the other~~, the patron would be rewarded. “The strengths of patronage loyalties and interests are motives for political action…also reinforced by shared political opinions or beliefs, which helped to forge long-lasting patron-client relationships during the fronde"([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 432)].		The result of the disagreements between the parliament and the nobles spilled over into the provinces and caused civil wars between the government and the nobles who controlled large regions of land. “Although 1661 [was] the beginning of Louis XVI personal rule, France contained anarchic elements that threatened the stability of the political order” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=4864232/ Treasure 412)]whom his mother Anne of Austria acted as his agent. Patronage was very important to the Crown during the fronde because of the threat of removing the monarchy from power. These bonds of patronage relied on a relationship of favor and reward meaning in return for support, the patron would be rewarded. “The strengths of patronage loyalties and interests are motives for political action…also reinforced by shared political opinions or beliefs, which helped to forge long-lasting patron-client relationships during the fronde"([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 432)].

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	'''Fronde'''		'''Fronde'''

	The fronde which took place during the reign of Louis XIV from 1648-1653 was a series of revolts caused by the parliament over limiting the power of the monarchy. “ it ~~began in~~ Paris in May 1648, when the sovereign judicial courts of the capital led by the Parlement met in joint session to present twenty-seven reform demands to the king and his government” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 412)]. The result of the disagreements between the parliament and the nobles spilled over into the provinces and caused civil wars between the government and the nobles who controlled large regions of land. “Although 1661 [was] the beginning of Louis XVI personal rule, France contained anarchic elements that threatened the stability of the political order” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=4864232/ Treasure 412)] whom his mother Anne of Austria acted as his agent. Patronage was very important to the Crown because of the threat of removing the monarchy from power. These bonds of patronage relied on a relationship of favor and reward meaning in return for supporting one side or the other, the patron would be rewarded. “The strengths of patronage loyalties and interests are motives for political action…also reinforced by shared political opinions or beliefs, which helped to forge long-lasting patron-client relationships during the fronde"([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 432)].
			The fronde which took place during the reign of Louis XIV from 1648-1653 was a series of revolts caused by the
			parliament over limiting the power of the monarchy. “ it beganin Paris in May 1648, when the sovereign judicial courts of the capital led by the Parlement met in joint session to present twenty-seven reform demands
			to the king and his government” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 412)].
			The result of the disagreements between the parliament and the nobles spilled over into the provinces and caused civil wars between the government and the nobles who controlled large regions of land. “Although 1661 [was] the beginning of Louis XVI personal rule, France contained anarchic elements that threatened the stability of the political order” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=4864232/ Treasure 412)]whom his mother Anne of Austria acted as his agent. Patronage was very important to the Crown because of the threat of removing the monarchy from power. These bonds of patronage relied on a relationship of favor and reward meaning in return for supporting one side or the other, the patron would be rewarded. “The strengths of patronage loyalties and interests are motives for political action…also reinforced by shared political opinions or beliefs, which helped to forge long-lasting patron-client relationships during the fronde"([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 432)].

	==External Links concerning Molière==		==External Links concerning Molière==

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	'''Fronde'''		'''Fronde'''

	The fronde which took place during the reign of Louis XIV from 1648-1653 was a series of revolts caused by the parliament over limiting the power of the monarchy. “ it began in Paris in May 1648, when the sovereign judicial courts of the capital led by the Parlement met in joint session to present twenty-seven reform demands to the king and his government” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 412)]. The result of the disagreements between the parliament and the nobles spilled over into the provinces and caused civil wars between the government and the nobles who controlled large regions of land. “Although 1661 [was] the beginning of Louis XVI personal rule, France contained anarchic elements that threatened the stability of the political order” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=4864232/ Treasure 412)] whom his mother Anne of Austria acted as his agent. Patronage was very important to the Crown because of the threat of removing the monarchy from power. These bonds of patronage relied on a relationship of favor and reward meaning in return for supporting one side or the other, the patron would be rewarded. “The strengths of patronage loyalties and interests are motives for political action…also reinforced by shared political opinions or beliefs, which helped to forge long-lasting patron-client relationships during the fronde"([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 432)].		The fronde which took place during the reign of Louis XIV from 1648-1653 was a series of revolts caused by the parliament over limiting the power of the monarchy. “ it began in Paris in May 1648, when the sovereign judicial courts of the capital led by the Parlement met in joint session to present twenty-seven reform demands to the king and his government” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 412)]. The result of the disagreements between the parliament and the nobles spilled over into the provinces and caused civil wars between the government and the nobles who controlled large regions of land. “Although 1661 [was] the beginning of Louis XVI personal rule, France contained anarchic elements that threatened the stability of the political order” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=4864232/ Treasure 412)] whom his mother Anne of Austria acted as his agent. Patronage was very important to the Crown because of the threat of removing the monarchy from power. These bonds of patronage relied on a relationship of favor and reward meaning in return for supporting one side or the other, the patron would be rewarded. “The strengths of patronage loyalties and interests are motives for political action…also reinforced by shared political opinions or beliefs, which helped to forge long-lasting patron-client relationships during the fronde"([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 432)].

	==External Links concerning Molière==		==External Links concerning Molière==

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			Kettering, Sharon. “Patronage and Politics during the Fronde.” French Historical Studies Vol. 14 no. 3 (1986): 409-440
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	*Seidel, Micheal. “European Authors.” Moliere Vol 3 pages 101-124. Literature Resource Center. GALILEO. Georgia Perimeter College Library, Clarkston,GA.		*Seidel, Micheal. “European Authors.” Moliere Vol 3 pages 101-124. Literature Resource Center. GALILEO. Georgia Perimeter College Library, Clarkston,GA.
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			Treasure, Geoffrey. “The FRONDE, Part I: The Revolt of the Lawyers.” History Today Vol.28 no. 6 (1978): 353-363

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	*The Walton Group and Ian C. Mills. " MOLIERE- French Dramatist " Moliere 1997 http://www.discoverfrance.net/France/Theatre/Moliere/moliere.shtml		*The Walton Group and Ian C. Mills. " MOLIERE- French Dramatist " Moliere 1997 http://www.discoverfrance.net/France/Theatre/Moliere/moliere.shtml

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	'''Fronde'''		'''Fronde'''

	The fronde which took place during the reign of Louis XIV from 1648-1653 was a series of revolts caused by the parliament over limiting the power of the monarchy. “ it began in Paris in May 1648, when the sovereign judicial courts of the capital led by the Parlement met in joint session to present twenty-seven reform demands to the king and his government” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 412)]. The result of the disagreements between the parliament and the nobles spilled over into the provinces and caused civil wars between the government and the nobles who controlled large regions of land. “Although 1661 [was] the beginning of Louis XVI personal rule, France contained anarchic elements that threatened the stability of the political order” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=4864232/ Treasure 412)] whom his mother Anne of Austria acted as his agent. Patronage was very important to the Crown because of the threat of removing the monarchy from power. These bonds of patronage relied on a relationship of favor and reward meaning in return for supporting one side or the other, the patron would be rewarded. “The strengths of patronage loyalties and interests are motives for political action…also reinforced by shared political opinions or beliefs, which helped to forge long-lasting patron-client relationships during the fronde" ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 432).		The fronde which took place during the reign of Louis XIV from 1648-1653 was a series of revolts caused by the parliament over limiting the power of the monarchy. “ it began in Paris in May 1648, when the sovereign judicial courts of the capital led by the Parlement met in joint session to present twenty-seven reform demands to the king and his government” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 412)]. The result of the disagreements between the parliament and the nobles spilled over into the provinces and caused civil wars between the government and the nobles who controlled large regions of land. “Although 1661 [was] the beginning of Louis XVI personal rule, France contained anarchic elements that threatened the stability of the political order” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=4864232/ Treasure 412)] whom his mother Anne of Austria acted as his agent. Patronage was very important to the Crown because of the threat of removing the monarchy from power. These bonds of patronage relied on a relationship of favor and reward meaning in return for supporting one side or the other, the patron would be rewarded. “The strengths of patronage loyalties and interests are motives for political action…also reinforced by shared political opinions or beliefs, which helped to forge long-lasting patron-client relationships during the fronde"([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 432)].

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	'''Fronde'''		'''Fronde'''

	The fronde which took place during the reign of Louis XIV from 1648-1653 was a series of revolts caused by the parliament over limiting the power of the monarchy. “ it began in Paris in May 1648, when the sovereign judicial courts of the capital led by the Parlement met in joint session to present twenty-seven reform demands to the king and his government” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 412)]. The result of the disagreements between the parliament and the nobles spilled over into the provinces and caused civil wars between the government and the nobles who controlled large regions of land. “Although 1661 [was] the beginning of Louis XVI personal rule, France contained anarchic elements that threatened the stability of the political order” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=4864232/ Treasure 412)] whom his mother Anne of Austria acted as his agent. Patronage was very important to the Crown because of the threat of removing the monarchy from power. These bonds of patronage relied on a relationship of favor and reward meaning in return for supporting one side or the other, the patron would be rewarded. “The strengths of patronage loyalties and interests are motives for political action…also reinforced by shared political opinions or beliefs, which helped to forge long-lasting patron-client relationships during the ~~fronde”~~ ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 432)].		The fronde which took place during the reign of Louis XIV from 1648-1653 was a series of revolts caused by the parliament over limiting the power of the monarchy. “ it began in Paris in May 1648, when the sovereign judicial courts of the capital led by the Parlement met in joint session to present twenty-seven reform demands to the king and his government” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 412)]. The result of the disagreements between the parliament and the nobles spilled over into the provinces and caused civil wars between the government and the nobles who controlled large regions of land. “Although 1661 [was] the beginning of Louis XVI personal rule, France contained anarchic elements that threatened the stability of the political order” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=4864232/ Treasure 412)] whom his mother Anne of Austria acted as his agent. Patronage was very important to the Crown because of the threat of removing the monarchy from power. These bonds of patronage relied on a relationship of favor and reward meaning in return for supporting one side or the other, the patron would be rewarded. “The strengths of patronage loyalties and interests are motives for political action…also reinforced by shared political opinions or beliefs, which helped to forge long-lasting patron-client relationships during the fronde" ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 432).

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	'''Fronde'''		'''Fronde'''

	The fronde which took place during the reign of Louis XIV from 1648-1653 was a series of revolts caused by the parliament over limiting the power of the monarchy. “ it began in Paris in May 1648, when the sovereign judicial courts of the capital led by the Parlement met in joint session to present twenty-seven reform demands to the king and his government” (Kettering 412). The result of the disagreements between the parliament and the nobles spilled over into the provinces and caused civil wars between the government and the nobles who controlled large regions of land. “Although 1661 [was] the beginning of Louis XVI personal rule, France contained anarchic elements that threatened the stability of the political order” (Treasure ~~355~~) whom his mother Anne of Austria acted as his agent. Patronage was very important to the Crown because of the threat of removing the monarchy from power. These bonds of patronage relied on a relationship of favor and reward meaning in return for supporting one side or the other, the patron would be rewarded. “The strengths of patronage loyalties and interests are motives for political action…also reinforced by shared political opinions or beliefs, which helped to forge long-lasting patron-client relationships during the fronde” (Kettering 432).		The fronde which took place during the reign of Louis XIV from 1648-1653 was a series of revolts caused by the parliament over limiting the power of the monarchy. “ it began in Paris in May 1648, when the sovereign judicial courts of the capital led by the Parlement met in joint session to present twenty-seven reform demands to the king and his government” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 412)]. The result of the disagreements between the parliament and the nobles spilled over into the provinces and caused civil wars between the government and the nobles who controlled large regions of land. “Although 1661 [was] the beginning of Louis XVI personal rule, France contained anarchic elements that threatened the stability of the political order” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=4864232/ Treasure 412)] whom his mother Anne of Austria acted as his agent. Patronage was very important to the Crown because of the threat of removing the monarchy from power. These bonds of patronage relied on a relationship of favor and reward meaning in return for supporting one side or the other, the patron would be rewarded. “The strengths of patronage loyalties and interests are motives for political action…also reinforced by shared political opinions or beliefs, which helped to forge long-lasting patron-client relationships during the fronde” ([http://search.epnet.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=aph&an=8940647/ Kettering 432)].

	==External Links concerning Molière==		==External Links concerning Molière==

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	Fronde		'''Fronde'''

	The fronde which took place during the reign of Louis XIV from 1648-1653 was a series of revolts caused by the parliament over limiting the power of the monarchy. “ it began in Paris in May 1648, when the sovereign judicial courts of the capital led by the Parlement met in joint session to present twenty-seven reform demands to the king and his government” (Kettering 412). The result of the disagreements between the parliament and the nobles spilled over into the provinces and caused civil wars between the government and the nobles who controlled large regions of land. “Although 1661 [was] the beginning of Louis XVI personal rule, France contained anarchic elements that threatened the stability of the political order” (Treasure 355) whom his mother Anne of Austria acted as his agent. Patronage was very important to the Crown because of the threat of removing the monarchy from power. These bonds of patronage relied on a relationship of favor and reward meaning in return for supporting one side or the other, the patron would be rewarded. “The strengths of patronage loyalties and interests are motives for political action…also reinforced by shared political opinions or beliefs, which helped to forge long-lasting patron-client relationships during the fronde” (Kettering 432).		The fronde which took place during the reign of Louis XIV from 1648-1653 was a series of revolts caused by the parliament over limiting the power of the monarchy. “ it began in Paris in May 1648, when the sovereign judicial courts of the capital led by the Parlement met in joint session to present twenty-seven reform demands to the king and his government” (Kettering 412). The result of the disagreements between the parliament and the nobles spilled over into the provinces and caused civil wars between the government and the nobles who controlled large regions of land. “Although 1661 [was] the beginning of Louis XVI personal rule, France contained anarchic elements that threatened the stability of the political order” (Treasure 355) whom his mother Anne of Austria acted as his agent. Patronage was very important to the Crown because of the threat of removing the monarchy from power. These bonds of patronage relied on a relationship of favor and reward meaning in return for supporting one side or the other, the patron would be rewarded. “The strengths of patronage loyalties and interests are motives for political action…also reinforced by shared political opinions or beliefs, which helped to forge long-lasting patron-client relationships during the fronde” (Kettering 432).

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			== Historical context ==
			Fronde

			The fronde which took place during the reign of Louis XIV from 1648-1653 was a series of revolts caused by the parliament over limiting the power of the monarchy. “ it began in Paris in May 1648, when the sovereign judicial courts of the capital led by the Parlement met in joint session to present twenty-seven reform demands to the king and his government” (Kettering 412). The result of the disagreements between the parliament and the nobles spilled over into the provinces and caused civil wars between the government and the nobles who controlled large regions of land. “Although 1661 [was] the beginning of Louis XVI personal rule, France contained anarchic elements that threatened the stability of the political order” (Treasure 355) whom his mother Anne of Austria acted as his agent. Patronage was very important to the Crown because of the threat of removing the monarchy from power. These bonds of patronage relied on a relationship of favor and reward meaning in return for supporting one side or the other, the patron would be rewarded. “The strengths of patronage loyalties and interests are motives for political action…also reinforced by shared political opinions or beliefs, which helped to forge long-lasting patron-client relationships during the fronde” (Kettering 432).

	==External Links concerning Molière==		==External Links concerning Molière==