Everything about Michel Le Tellier totally explained
Michel le Tellier (
April 19,
1603 -
October 30,
1685) was a
French statesman.
Biography
Le Tellier was born in
Paris. 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. He was active in the troubles associated with the
Fronde.
In
1677 he was made chancellor of France and he was one of those who influenced
Louis XIV to revoke the
Edict of Nantes. He died a few days after the revocation had been signed.
Le Tellier, who amassed great wealth, left two sons, one the
famous statesman Louvois and another,
Charles Maurice Le Tellier, who became
archbishop of Reims. His correspondence is in the
Bibliothéque Nationale in Paris.
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