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The Gourd and the Handkerchief: the Blood of dead King Louis XVI?
by Bipin Dimriby Bipin DimriOn the 21st January, 1793, the French Revolution reached its ultimate goal. King Louis XVI,…
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The Mad King of Britain, King George III, is often remembered for his recurring struggles…