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"On November 1st, 1691, King Louis XIV lied dying on his bed. For the past few months the King had severe stomach pains and at one point could not leave his room because of it, his doctors eventually managed to deduce that it was some kind of slow acting Poison that had caused this. At exactly 2.20 PM in the afternoon King Louis took his last breath, the king was dead, the Sun King was dead." Extract from "The Life and Tribulation's of King Louis XIV"

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rdfs:comment	"On November 1st, 1691, King Louis XIV lied dying on his bed. For the past few months the King had severe stomach pains and at one point could not leave his room because of it, his doctors eventually managed to deduce that it was some kind of slow acting Poison that had caused this. At exactly 2.20 PM in the afternoon King Louis took his last breath, the king was dead, the Sun King was dead." Extract from "The Life and Tribulation's of King Louis XIV"
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abstract	"On November 1st, 1691, King Louis XIV lied dying on his bed. For the past few months the King had severe stomach pains and at one point could not leave his room because of it, his doctors eventually managed to deduce that it was some kind of slow acting Poison that had caused this. At exactly 2.20 PM in the afternoon King Louis took his last breath, the king was dead, the Sun King was dead." Extract from "The Life and Tribulation's of King Louis XIV"

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