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  Michel Le Tellier
Le Tellier was provincial of his order in Paris when Father La Chaise, the confessor of Louis XIV, died, 20 January, 1709.
Le Tellier is accused by Saint-Simon of having in 1713 laboured jointly with Madame de Maintenon and Bissy, Bishop of Meaux, against Cardinal de Noailles, Archbishop of Paris, and used his influence with Clement XI, through the Jesuit Daubenton and Cardinal Fabroni, to obtain the condemnation of Quesnel.
Louis XIV in a codicil to his will had selected Le Tellier as the confessor of the little Louis XV, then seven years of age; but a few days after the king's death the regent, under the influence of Saint-Simon and the Jansenists, informed the provincial of the Jesuits that Le Tellier must leave Paris.
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The son of a Parisian magistrate, Le Tellier became a procureur (attorney) for King Louis XIII in 1631 and intendant (royal agent) to the French army in Italy in 1640.
The experience of the Fronde taught Le Tellier and Louis that the army must be removed from the control of the nobles and made totally dependent on the king.
Le Tellier began to reorganize it in the mid-1650s, and, when Louis assumed personal control of the government upon the death of Mazarin in 1661, Le Tellier was admitted to the king's three-member inner council (Conseil d'en Haut).
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 Louvois (François-Michel Le Tellier)
Le marquis de Louvois, tout-puissant secrétaire d'Etat à la Guerre depuis 1662, est le ministre le plus proche du Roi.
Ches les Le Tellier, on est ministre de la Guerre de père en fils, son père l'était, son fils le sera.
In reality, Le Tellier was the innovator; Louvois was only the brilliant administrator who brought his father's reforms to fruition.
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 Louis XIV
Michel Le Tellier had been Louis XIV's minister of war since 1643, and he worked steadily to discipline and control the armed forces.
The Le Tellier and Colbert clans were linked by the marriage of the elder Le Tellier's sister to the Great Colbert's cousin.
Jean-Baptiste Colbert was born in Rheims in 1619, the son of an incompetent businessman.
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 Michel le Tellier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Michel le Tellier (April 19, 1603 - October 30, 1685) was a French statesman.
Having entered the public service he became maître des requêtes and in 1640 intendant of Piedmont; in 1643, owing to his friendship with Mazarin, he became secretary of state for military affairs, being an efficient administrator.
Le Tellier, who amassed great wealth, left two sons, one the famous statesman Louvois and another who became archbishop of Reims.
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 CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Michel Le Tellier
Before expiring he sang the canticle of Simon "Nunc dimittis", he shared Louis XIV's illusion that there were almost no Protestants left in France, and that the act suppressing the liberty of Protestant worship was no more than the public recognition of an accomplished fact, the disappearance of Protestantism.
The youngest son of Michel Le Tellier was Charles-Maurice Le Tellier.
Michel's funeral oration was delivered by Boussuet and Fléchier.
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 The Age of Louis XIV (1643-1715)
The first of these great men were Michel Le Tellier, Hugues de Lionne, and Nicolas Fouquet; but the latter was disgraced within a year, and by 1665 his place had been taken by Mazarin's former secretary, Jean-Baptiste Colbert.
Le Tellier had been secretary of state for military affairs under Mazarin's regime, and his greatest contribution under Louis was to reorganize the army along lines that were hardly changed until after 1789.
The success of Le Tellier and of his son Louvois, who succeeded him, goes far to explain the dominance of French arms in Europe during Louis's reign.
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 The Fronde   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
For example, Monsieur X points out that "les lettres de Compiegne" say that not all the gouverneurs in Picardy were willing to surrender their power to Mazarin; and he then adds: "ce qui feut confiermé par les lettres d'Amyens..." (5-34v).
Les quartiers d'hiver de S.A.R. sont en Auvergne et Languedoch, afin qu'elle n'aye point de trouppes pres d'elle....
Le Parlement presse; et on dit q'au lieu de response, le Roy sortira de Paris.
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 The wars of Louis XIV
Michel Le Tellier, Marquis of Louvois and Henri de la Tour d'Auvergne, Viscount Turenne had created a large and efficient army that became Louis's main instrument in overawing neighboring countries.
Louvois imposed a high level of discipline of the troops - his drill master was Jean Martinet: - so strict an officer that to this day the word martinet is used to mean a rigid disciplinarian.
Turenne occupied Flanders, and Sébastian Le Prestre de Vauban, an expert military engineer took charge of besieging the fortified towns.
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 Jean-Baptiste Colbert Summary
In 1640, at the age of 21, Colbert had the post of commissaire ordinaire des guerres in the war office; a position generally attributed to the marriage of an uncle to the sister of Secretary of War Le Tellier.
Colbert served as an intermediary between the royal court, as it moved about in the provinces, Cardinal Mazarin in exile and Le Tellier, who was working to coordinate the war efforts in Spain and Paris simultaneously.
It was at this time that Colbert's presence would soon become familiar with the powerful cardinal, the queen and her son Louis XIV.
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 AllRefer.com - Michel Le Tellier (French History, Biography) - Encyclopedia
Michel Le Tellier[mEshel´ lu telyA´] Pronunciation Key, 1603–85, French statesman.
A minister of state under Cardinal Mazarin, he became war minister in 1643.
• Louvois, FranCois Michel Le Tellier, marquis de
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 AllRefer.com - Louvois, FranCois Michel Le Tellier, marquis de (French History, Biography) - Encyclopedia
Louvois, FranCois Michel Le Tellier, marquis de, French History, Biographies
Louvois, FranCois Michel Le Tellier, marquis de[frANswA´ mEshel´ lu telyA´ mArkE´ du lOOvwA´] Pronunciation Key, 1641–91, French statesman, minister during the reign of King Louis XIV.
After 1654 he was associated in office with his father, Michel Le Tellier, and from 1666 he functioned as war minister, officially replacing his father in 1677.
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 Gerard Edelinck Artworks and Fine Art at arthistorynet.com
Portrait of Charles Mauritzius le Tellier, Archbishop, 1692
Portrait of Messire Michel Le Tellier, Chancelier de France, 17th - 18th century
Le Ciel sa faueur forma tant de grands hommes, 17th - 18th century
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 Pierre Le Tellier ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
Gerard Edelinck, Portrait of Charles Mauritzius le Tellier, Archbishop, 1692
Maurice Potin, Dans le salon d"une maison close from the set accompanying the book, La maison Tellier by Guy de Maupassant (Paris: Ambroise Vollard, 1934), 1934
Pierre Aveline le jeune, Bacchus and Ariadne, prob.
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 Fernand Fabre   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
Rosenberg ne doivent pas mourir, Les (1975) (TV)....
Caméra explore le temps: Le véritable Aiglon, La (1959) (TV)....
Knock, ou le triomphe de la médecine (1925)....
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 Michel Le Tellier - HighBeam Encyclopedia   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
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THE FRENCH CONNECTION; ALL EYES ARE FOCUSED ON PARIS THIS MONTH AS CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS AND HOUSTON HOSTESSES TAKE A RENEWED INTEREST IN THE LOUVRE, A FORMERLY DEBAUCHED CLUB TURNS HIPSTER LOUNGE AND A HAMPTONS FOODIE SHARES HER SAVORY FAVES.
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 Michel Le Tellier - Wikipédia
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 Tellier & Carvalho architecture
Pour voir et interagir avec nos modèles 3D,
Tellier and Carvalho architecture - All rights reserved
Web site conceived by: Michel Tellier - michel@tellier-architecte.com and Andre Carvalho - andre@tellier-architecte.com
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