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Louis XVI drinking to the health of the nation, French Revolution, Paris, 1792 (1876). Creator: Hippolyte de la Charlerie.

Louis XVI drinking to the health of the nation, French Revolution, Paris, 1792 (1876). Creator: Hippolyte de la Charlerie.

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Louis XVI drinking to the health of the nation, French Revolution, Paris, 1792 (1876). On 20 June 1792 the crowd attacked the Tuileries Palace, where King Louis XVI (1754-1793) was taking refuge. The mob forced the monarch to appear on the balcony, putting on Phrygian cap and drink to the health of the people, to which he agreed. Detail. From "History of the French Revolution", Vol I, 1876.

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  1. Hippolyte de la Charlerie, attributed to: French: Artist, engraver
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  1. King Louis XVI: French: King of France
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  1. Engraving
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World Europe France Île-de-France Paris

  1. 48 52 00 N , 002 20 00 E
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