Levée (ceremony)
The levée (from the French word lever, meaning "getting up" or "rising") has traditionally been a daily moment of intimacy and accessibility to a monarch or leader. It started out as a royal custom, but in America, it later came to refer to a reception by the King’s representatives and, even later, by the president.
Levée (ceremony)
The levée (from the French word lever, meaning "getting up" or "rising") has traditionally been a daily moment of intimacy and accessibility to a monarch or leader. It started out as a royal custom, but in America, it later came to refer to a reception by the King’s representatives and, even later, by the president.
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Das Lever (frz. se lever = auf ...... ht angemessen empfunden wurde.
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Het Franse hofprotocol tijdens ...... e Diamanten halssnoer-affaire.
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The levée (from the French wor ...... even later, by the president.
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À la cour de Versailles, l'éti ...... fin du règne du roi Louis XVI.
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Das Lever (frz. se lever = auf ...... Hofgesellschaften jener Zeit.
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Het Franse hofprotocol tijdens ...... vermogen aan de laatste mode.
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The levée (from the French wor ...... even later, by the president.
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À la cour de Versailles, l'éti ...... fin du règne du roi Louis XVI.
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Frans hofprotocol tijdens het Ancien Regime
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Lever
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Levée (ceremony)
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Us et coutumes à la cour de Versailles
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