Louis XVI (1774-1792)

1774

1775

(Foot-note Bucket: not to confuse this Count of Saint-Germain, born in 1707 with Vertamboz/the Jura and deceased in Paris into 1778 which was general and French statesman, Secretary of State to the War (1775-1777) under Louis XVI and which reorganized the Royal army with the Count of Saint-Germain, adventurer for some and Master of Wisdom in certain Traditions Hermétique S, Rosicrucian brotherhood and Théosophie, for Others)

1776

  • January 5th: Édits of Turgot which removes the Corporation S and the royal Corvée.
  • May 12th - May 13rd: Disgrace and resignation of Turgot. It is replaced by Clugny de Nuits which revokes the edicts of Turgot.
  • July 4th: The American declare their independence.
  • December: American Benjamin Franklin comes to ask of the assistance the France against the Britanniques.

1777

  • April: Fayette embarks for America.
  • May: Disgrace of Claude Louis, count of Saint-Germain.
  • May 28th: Treaty of Soleure with the Swiss cantons.
  • June 29th: Necker becomes managing director of finances and launches a loan of 600 million.

1778

  • February 6th: Treated alliance with the insurgents of America, France officially engages in the Guerre of American independence. See: France in the war of American independence (1778-1783) .

1779

  • Be: The Dysenterie in the west of the France makes 175000 dead.
  • April 12th: Treated of Aranjuez (Franco-Spanish).
  • May 13rd: free-imperial Convention of Teschen.
  • August: Suppression of the Serfdom on the royal fields.

1780

  • February 27th: Constitution of a league of the Neutrals which recognizes the freedom of navigation.
  • May 2nd: Departure of Brest of the French task force for America.

1781

  • February: Necker publishes its Compte-rendu in Roy in which it takes stock of its financial administration. This small work fills with enthusiasm the French but makes indignant princes, Ministre S and Parlementaire S because it gave the list of names of the loads and pensions paid to the Courtisan S and the Royal family.
  • May 19th: Resignation of Necker. It is replaced by Jolly de Fleury.
  • October 19th: Capitulation of the British to the Battle of Yorktown vis-a-vis the Franco-American forces.
  • November 21st: Died of Maurepas.

1782

  • Suffren gains several victories vis-a-vis the British fleet in the sea of the Indies.

1783

1784

  • April 27th: First representation of the Marriage of Barber .

1785

  • Business of the collar of the queen.
  • January 7th: Blanchard crosses the Manche in Montgolfière.
  • March 27th: Birth of the future Louis XVII.
  • August 1st: Departure of Brest of the forwarding of Perugia on board the frigates the Compass and the Astrolabe.
  • August 15th: Arrest of the cardinal of Rohan for its participation in the “Business of the collar of the queen”. The Comtesse of the Mound will be stopped a few days later.

1786

  • May 31st: The cardinal of Rohan is discharged and the countess of the condemned Mound.
  • August 8th: First rise of the Mont Blanc realized by Michel-Gabriel Paccard and Jacques Balmat.
  • August 20th: The controller of Finances Calonne presents to the king his reform project of finances.
  • September 26th: The Great Britain sign with the France a treaty dissatisfying the French industrialists. It envisages the Libre-échange in terms of Commerce and Navigation.

1787

  • February 22nd: Beginning of the first Parliament of notable the with Versailles under the presidency of Louis XVI.
  • April 8th: Disgrace of Calonne. It is replaced by Loménie de Brienne.
  • May 25th: Reference of the Parliament of notable the, which judged " inapt to decide lifting of new a impôt" (the territorial Subsidy)
  • August 15th: Exile of the Parliament to Troyes.
  • 15 August 18th: Riots with Paris.
  • September 19th: Return of the Parliament to Paris.

1788

  • January 29th: " Edict of tolerance " who grants the civil statue to the Protesting S.
  • May 3rd: Stop of the Parliament which shows Loménie de Brienne to want to destroy the Loi S and the Magistrat S.
  • May 8th: The king imposes to the members of Parliament a legal reform inspired by the Minister of Justice, Malesherbes.
  • June 7th: “Day of the tiles” to Grenoble. The Resident of Grenoble launches tiles on the soldiers after the exile of the Parliament of the city.
  • August 8th: Convocation of the general states for on May 1st 1789 announces.
  • August 25th: Resignation of Loménie de Brienne and recall of Necker.
  • September 23rd: The Parliaments are restored in their prerogatives.
  • November: Second Parliament of notable the.
  • December 27th: The king is constrained to admit the doubling of the Tiers state.

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