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14 January, 05:32

What were the absolute rulers during the Enlightenment?

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    During The Age of reason, several "absolute" monarchs-such as Frederick I of Prussia, Catherine the Great of Russia, and Habsburg Austrian leaders attempted to introduce Enlightenment-inspired reforms while still strictly controlling their nations.
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