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rdfs:label	Albert Nonyme
rdfs:comment	Yes, money was Albert's main motive for researching the Nonyme Dynasty. He wanted to lobby for a law concerning "royalties", and tried to convince Louis XIV of passing such law. There was some logic in this: the word "royalties" would certainly charm the pretty self-conscious monarch, who worked very hard to establish the "L'état, c'est moi!" ("The state, that's me!" in foreign manuals) idea his private teacher Louis Casserole once made him conjugate in all tenses.
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abstract	Yes, money was Albert's main motive for researching the Nonyme Dynasty. He wanted to lobby for a law concerning "royalties", and tried to convince Louis XIV of passing such law. There was some logic in this: the word "royalties" would certainly charm the pretty self-conscious monarch, who worked very hard to establish the "L'état, c'est moi!" ("The state, that's me!" in foreign manuals) idea his private teacher Louis Casserole once made him conjugate in all tenses.