Miracle Accomplished
King Louis XIV, held onto life long enough to see his miracle come to pass.
The freed Portuguese slaves who just wanted a quiet life founded the city of Free Valley in the south while those slaves who wanted to help free other slaves formed the city of Freedom Point in the west near England. Thus was King Louis XIV's desire that the kingdom expand achieved.
The new French citizens went immediately to work and three wineries were opened along with a restoration of the French Channel fisheries. The abundant harvesting of resources surpassed King Louis XIV's wildest dreams.
Finally many of the freed slaves were not Christian and held no qualms about killing slave raiders. These new Frenchmen took up arms and vowed to defend their new homeland thus was the Kingdom of France secured from slaver invasions.
Everything that King Louis XIV, who was called the Christian Abolitionist for his accomplishments, had prayed for had come true. After enduring a hundred years of English slave raids, King Louis XIV's reign ended with the Kingdom of France being roughly as strong economically and militarily as any of his neighboring tribes, despite the Western Slavers Alliance repeated attempts to cripple France.
King Louis XIV's miraculous success would surely be legendary and inspire many more slaves to revolt as it clearly demonstrated the superior power of freedom and hereditary rule over England's miserable culture of slavery and immortal tyranny!
The hereditary rule of the Louis family remained unbroken as King Louis XIV's youngest son took the name King Louis XV and became the new ruler of France with his father's demise.
King Louis XIV, held onto life long enough to see his miracle come to pass.
The freed Portuguese slaves who just wanted a quiet life founded the city of Free Valley in the south while those slaves who wanted to help free other slaves formed the city of Freedom Point in the west near England. Thus was King Louis XIV's desire that the kingdom expand achieved.
The new French citizens went immediately to work and three wineries were opened along with a restoration of the French Channel fisheries. The abundant harvesting of resources surpassed King Louis XIV's wildest dreams.
Finally many of the freed slaves were not Christian and held no qualms about killing slave raiders. These new Frenchmen took up arms and vowed to defend their new homeland thus was the Kingdom of France secured from slaver invasions.
Everything that King Louis XIV, who was called the Christian Abolitionist for his accomplishments, had prayed for had come true. After enduring a hundred years of English slave raids, King Louis XIV's reign ended with the Kingdom of France being roughly as strong economically and militarily as any of his neighboring tribes, despite the Western Slavers Alliance repeated attempts to cripple France.
King Louis XIV's miraculous success would surely be legendary and inspire many more slaves to revolt as it clearly demonstrated the superior power of freedom and hereditary rule over England's miserable culture of slavery and immortal tyranny!
The hereditary rule of the Louis family remained unbroken as King Louis XIV's youngest son took the name King Louis XV and became the new ruler of France with his father's demise.
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