Hear from John Moore’s Diary (2 September 1792) as he retells the horror of the September Massacres and the false rumours which inspired them.
Witness the fascinating trial of Saint-Méard during the September Massacres of 1792.
Slaughter erupts in Paris as the Prussian Army advances on the capital. Fuelled by a deadly mixture of panic and rumours, the people of Paris seek to eliminate the enemy within by murdering the city’s prisoners. The September Massacres of 1792...
The Scottish Physician John Moore was an eyewitness to the tumultuous events of August 1792. Here his account of the city’s hostile attitude towards priests, the public’s reception of the Commune’s mass arrests, and the ongoing...
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A fédéré’s account of the events on 10 August 1792.
Historian Bertha Gardiner explains her reasonings why Louis’ position on the throne was untenable and why the french people believed the King was unfit for the throne.
In the aftermath of the revolution on 10 August 1792, multiple winners and losers emerge. This episode explores the immediate consequences of the insurrection and those individuals, factions, and institutions that rise to power. Episode Extras:1.37...
The Queen demanded a defence of the palace, but was it possible? Here from historians and Napoleon!
