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Annotated Works
Beik, William. "# Celebrating Andrew Lossky: The
Reign of Louis XIV Revisited." French Historical Studies 17 (1991):
526-41.
This
article was able to give me more information on Louis XIV. Then it was also able to direct me to the
article that was written by Andrew Lossky. Which I was not able to find but the article was still good.
Buranelli, Vincent. Louis XIV. Twayne Inc.,
1966.
This
book did not much talk about the wars of Louis XIV but of his backround and
what he did when he was not a king. So
this book was able to inform me on the many other achievements of the
Sun King. Along with all of this it had some letters
that the king wrote that came in great handy.
Bernard, L. L. New
Catholic Encyclopedia. 2nd ed. Vol. 8. Detroit: Gale, 2003. 801-04.
I found a short biography on
Louis XIV. This was good background knowledge for when I read
about all of the wars her was
in. I was able to know what was going on in
his life at the time of a certain event.
Duc de Saint-Simon. The Memoirs of Louis XIV., His
Court and The Regency, Complete. 20 Dec. 2008
<http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/3/8/7/3875/3875.txt>.
This
is one of my best sources because the author was there when everything
happened
so he was able to write it all out step by step. It was mostly
like his diary that he kept and was the best primary
source I have. Even Voltaire took after this book for his.
Dunlop, Ian. Louis XIV. New York: St. Martin's
P, 2000.
Ian
Dunlop wrote this about the overall life of Louis XIV.
It had all the wars in it that I needed to research.
It did not have all the details that I would have liked but it
was still at great source for pictures of people in the time.
Eggert, C. A. "The Age of Louis XIV." Modern
Language Notes 9 (1894): 209-12.
I
was able to read this article and it stated a book by Voltaire that was on
Louis XIV. So I got that book and was able to get a primary source for my
project. It also cited a book a famous book that is one of the most used sources for Louis XIV.
Ekberg, Carl. "From Dutch to European War: Louis
XIV and Louvois Are Tested." French Historical Studies 8 (1974):
393-408.
My
army section of my website was not the easiest that I did. But
through this article there was really great information on Louvois and
his actions with Louis XIV in the Dutch War. Louvois was the
Minister of War so he was a good person to gather information for.
Fox, Paul. "Louis XIV and the Theories of
Absolutism and Divine Right." The Canadian Journal of Economics and
Political Science 26 (1960): 128-42.
This
article let me know that Louis XIV is the stereotypical of an autocrat. He
is the political figure whose ideas are alluded but not examined.
Gardiner Houlgate. 02 Jan. 2009
<http://www.gardinerhoulgate.co.uk/sales/ghresults-05-09-2007.htm>.
The
only thing I used this site for was for the picture of a Flintlock
Musket for
my website. Then I put that picture on the cover page for Louis
military forces. Along with other pictures that I found.
Grancsay, Stephen V. "Models of Cannon of the
Louis XIV Period." The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin 24
(1929): 162-64.
With
the picture in this article I got a picture of the canons that Louis
XIV used
in his wars to be able to win most of them. I got a mental image and a
picture
to be able to put on my webpage. It was not added because of
technical difficulties at the end of my projects but it was still
a good picture.
H., C. H. "Portrait of the Infanta Maria Theresa
by Velasquez." Museum of Fine Arts Bulletin 1922: 1-3. JSTOR.
This
article had a picture of Maria
Theresa. She is the wife of Louis XIV.
Hatton, Ragnhild. "Louis XIV: Recent Gains in
Historical Knowledge." The Journal of Modern History 45 (1973):
277-91.
Here I was able to get new
details about Louis XIV that we have learned.
Judge, H. G. Louis XIV. London, WI: Longmans,
1965.
This
book was written about what happened in Louis’ time. For example when John Locke was in France.
Klaits, Joseph. "Men of Letters and Political
Reform in France at the End of the Reign of Louis XIV: The Founding of the
Academie Politique." The Journal of Modern History 43 (1971):
577-97.
The
part of the article that I used was as it talked about the Political Reform in
France towards the end of Louis XIV rule.
Lynn, John A. The Wars of Louis XIV, 1667-1714.
New York: Addison-Wesley Longman, Limited, 1999.
This
book was one of the easiest to find information in because of the fact that it
is specifically on Louis XIV wars. I
used it for the information on all the his wars.
Major, J. R. " Noble Income, Inflation, and the
Wars of Religion in France." The American Historical Review 86
(1981): 21-48.
Here
I was able to find out what was happening in France before Louis XIV became
king. Forexample there was the Hundred
Years War and the Wars of Religion.
Middlebush, F. "Charles II and Louis XIV in
1683." The English Historical Review 38 (1993): 258-60.
There
is information of the letters that passes between Louis XIV and Charles II in
1683. It tells of what they say and sums
of both of their thoughts.
Molinier, Emile. "French Furniture of the Seventeenth
and Eighteenth Centuries. Article I.-The Louis XIV Style-Introduction." The
Burlington Magazine for Connoisseurs Mar. 1903: 33. JSTOR.
In
the picture in this article I was able to see how things were made at the time
and what factories were like. Then also
how people were in the presence of the king.
Opdycke, Leonard. An Equestrian Statuette of Louis
XIV. Working paperNo. 1956/1957. Fogg Art Museum. 36-44.
This
picture it a statue of Louis XIV which shows what he dressed like when he was
on his way to a destination.
Place, Richard. " Bavaria and the Collapse of
Louis XIV's German Policy, 1687-1688." The Journal of Modern History
47 (1977): 369-93.
I
used this for after effects of the Dutch War because that is there the German
Policy was used.
Rabb, Theodore K. "The Historian and Art: A New
Maturity." Journal of Interdisciplinary History 30 (2002): 87-93.
JSTOR.
This
article has a picture of Louis XIV posing which is a good picture for my
website to put on the front page.
Sommerville, J. P.
"Louis XIV's Wars -2." University of Wisconsin - History
Department.
16 Dec. 2008 <http://history.wisc.edu/sommerville/351/351-142.htm>.
I
was able to copy several photos from this website. Then also the maps for some of my wars were
also taken from this website.
Sonnino, Paul, ed. Reign
of Louis XIV. New York: Brill Academic, Incorporated, 1993.
This
book is much like the article by Andrew Lossky by which they are on the same
subject but I was able to get more information out of this book than in the
article.
Steingrad, Elena. "Louis XIV." Louis XIV. 2000. Aug. 2008 <http://www.louis-xiv.de>.
This
website is really easy to navigate through and has a whole section devoted to
the wars of Louis XIV and this is also a good example of what my website should
look like.
Thomson, M. "Louis XIV and the Origins of the War
of the Spanish Succession." Transactions of the Royal Historical
Society 5th ser. 4 (1954): 111-34.
This
article was my decision maker when I found two different reasons for the
Spanish Succession and it turns out they were both reasons for the war.
"T.R.S. Product 2." The Rifle Shoppe,
Inc. - Antique Firearms, Flintlock Muskets, Muzzleloading Gun Parts &
Accessories. 02 Jan. 2009
<http://www.therifleshoppe.com/matchlocks.htm>.
The
only thing this site was used for was the picture of a Matchlock musket for my
army part of my website.
Voltaire. The Age of Louis XIV. J. M. Dent
& Sons Ltd., 1961.
The
information I was able to gather from this book is what else was happening in
the world when Louis XIV was king of France.
Wolf, John. " The Reign of Louis XIV: A Selected
Bibliography of Writings since the War of 1914-1918." The Journal of
Modern History 36 (1964): 127-44.
This
talks about ho Louis XIV was a major subject in the 19th century and
how Voltaire made everybody want to do research on him.
Wolf, John. W. W. Norton
& Company, Inc., 1968.
I
was able to find this book on Amazon.com after seeing it in a citation of
another book I owned. It has given me
good information on both the Dutch War and the War of the Spanish Succession.
Ziskin, Rochelle. "The Place de Nos Conquêtes
and the Unraveling of the Myth of Louis XIV." The Art Bulletin 76
(1994): 147-62.
This helped me know more background on Louis XIV and
let me know more about him and helped answer several questions I
had about him. |
