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Royal inviolability defended - Impact on the royal family

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Royal inviolability defended - Impact on the royal family

Barnave, Antoine Pierre Joseph Marie · Paris · Constituent Assembly deputy

Antoine Pierre Joseph Marie Barnave figured in events surrounding royal inviolability defended at Paris. The position sought to separate criticism of the king's actions from abolition of monarchy. It left Louis XVI and his relatives subject to closer political supervision and damaged the prestige of the court.

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