Publisher's Synopsis
A firsthand account of the imprisonment of the French royal family during the French Revolution. Written by an eyewitness, this journal provides a vivid and intimate portrait of the royal family in captivity. The book includes personal accounts of the various individuals involved in the imprisonment and a detailed description of the physical and emotional conditions of the detainees. It is an essential historical document for anyone interested in the French Revolution or European history.
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