10 May 1774Death of Louis XVLouis XV
The Parlement of Paris is abolished
Historical records for France in 1774, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
The Parlement of Paris is abolished
Succeeds as King of France
Forced to retire on the accession of Louis XVI
Louis recalls the Paris Parlement
Appointed Controller General of Finance
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M1, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M1.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M10, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M10.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M11, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M11.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M12, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M12.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M13, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M13.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M14, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M14.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M15, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M15.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M16, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M16.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M17, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M17.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M18, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M18.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M19, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M19.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M2, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M2.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M20, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M20.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M21, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M21.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M22, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M22.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M23, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M23.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M24, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M24.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M25, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M25.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M26, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M26.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M27, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M27.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M28, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M28.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M29, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M29.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M3, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M3.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M30, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M30.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M32, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M32.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M33, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M33.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M34, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M34.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M35, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M35.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M36, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M36.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M37, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M37.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M38, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M38.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M39, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M39.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M4, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M4.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M40, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M40.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M41, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M41.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M42, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M42.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M43, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M43.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M44, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M44.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M45, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M45.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M5, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M5.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M6, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M6.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M7, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M7.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M8, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M8.
Messier's first published 45-object catalogue includes M9, giving comet hunters a fixed deep-sky reference under the designation M9.
Appointed Minister of Marine
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