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From 1796 to 1807, the capital of Georgia was "Louisville." Why was the city was named "Louisville"?

From 1796 to 1807, the capital of Georgia was "Louisville." Why was the city was named "Louisville"?
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From 1796 to 1807, the capital of Georgia was "Louisville." Why was the city was named "Louisville"?

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It was called "Louisville" in honor of King Louis XVI of France, America's Revolutionary War ally.
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