Flight to Varennes
Louis XVI leaves the Tuileries Palace during the night escape toward the eastern frontier.
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Louis XVI leaves the Tuileries Palace during the night escape toward the eastern frontier.
Commands the National Guard responsible for watching the royal family at the Tuileries
Commands the National Guard responsible for watching the royal family at the Tuileries.
Prepares loyal troops near Montmedy as intended support for Louis XVI
Prepares loyal troops near Montmedy as intended support for Louis XVI.
Madame Elisabeth accompanies Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette during the escape attempt
Madame Elisabeth accompanies Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette during the escape attempt.
Marie Therese Charlotte travels with her parents during the failed royal flight
Marie Therese Charlotte travels with her parents during the failed royal flight.
Travels with her parents during the failed royal flight
Travels with her parents during the failed royal flight.
Accompanies Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette during the escape attempt
Accompanies Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette during the escape attempt.
Marie Antoinette leaves Paris with the royal family during the attempted escape
Marie Antoinette leaves Paris with the royal family during the attempted escape.
Leaves Paris with the royal family during the attempted escape
Marie Antoinette Queen of France left Paris with the royal family during the attempted escape.
Bouille expects the royal family to reach the frontier but the escape collapses before his forces can help
Bouille expects the royal family to reach the frontier but the escape collapses before his forces can help.
After the kings flight to Varennes Robespierre and other Jacobins question the future of constitutional monarchy
After the kings flight to Varennes Robespierre and other Jacobins question the future of constitutional monarchy.
Louis XVI continues the journey eastward after the first carriage arrangements are completed outside Paris
Louis XVI continues the journey eastward after the first carriage arrangements are completed outside Paris.
Marie Antoinette remains with the heavy coach despite the danger that the slow vehicle will delay the escape
Marie Antoinette remains with the heavy coach despite the danger that the slow vehicle will delay the escape.
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