henry ii of france expanded the palace of versailles to its present size.
who expanded the palace of versailles to its present size?
henry ii of france
bullet::::- in the "doctor who" episode, "girl in the fire place" (2005), the doctor met the madame de pompadour in the palace of versailles









































bullet::::- "let them eat cake", a 1999 bbc comedy starring jennifer saunders and dawn french, is set within the palace.









































bullet::::- "versailles" is a 2015 british-american-franco-canadian television series set during the construction of versailles palace during the reign of louis xiv









































bullet::::- video games









































bullet::::- "assassin's creed rogue" is set in versailles at the end of the game









































bullet::::- "assassin's creed unity" is set in versailles at the beginning of the game
palace of versailles
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section::::currently circulating coinage.:summary of denominations.:current.









































bullet::::- one penny (1p; £0.01), 1971–present









































bullet::::- two pence (2p; £0.02), 1971–present









































bullet::::- five pence (5p; £0.05), 1968–1990 (reduced to present size); 1990–present









































bullet::::- ten pence (10p; £0.10), 1968–1992 (reduced to present size); 1992–present









































bullet::::- twenty pence (20p; £0.20), 1982–present









































bullet::::- fifty pence (50p; £0.50), 1969–1997 (reduced to present size); 1997–present









































bullet::::- one pound (£1.00), 1983–2016 (design changed from round coin to twelve-sided one), 2017–present









































bullet::::- two pounds (£2.00), 1986–1997 (special issues); 1997–present (general issue – bimetallic)
coins of the pound sterling