Unscripted thoughts on Dumouriez’s predicament in Belgium and a deep dive into the Belgian politics complicating his decision making.
The crusade for universal liberty runs into problems. While some occupied territories demand annexation, others resist the encroachment on their traditional rights and privileges. To make matters worse, factionalism cripples the Executive council...
After centuries of mistreatment, the people of Corsica erupt in revolt. Follow the amazing story of the Corsican quest for independence as the island fights adversaries from all over Europe! Republics are created, Kings are crowned, and a near...
In this episode of Grey History, I team up with Mike Troy of the American Revolution podcast to discuss French involvement in the American Revolutionary War. Join Mike and I as we unpack why the French intervened, how French support changed...
We’ve hit Episode 50 and there are some amazing questions to celebrate! In this episode, we’ll be exploring the role of Robespierre, key turning points in Louis XVI’s reign, and some interesting historical hypotheticals...
Hear from an eye-witness (and participant) of the King’s trial! This account from the King’s confessor offers a personal and up-close look at Louis XVI’s final hours.
How did an Irishman become the confessor to the King of France? What happened to him after the King’s death and the Terror reigned supreme? This is the intriguing story of the unlikeliest of participants in the execution of Louis XVI.
On 21 January 1793, Louis XVI was executed by the French Republic. How did the King live his final hours? What preparations were made to ensure the King could not escape? What impact did this monumental event have on the revolution at home and...
To celebrate Grey History’s 50th episode, we’re finally doing a Question & Answers episode! If you have any questions or queries about the revolution, serious or light-hearted, please send them in! You can use the link below to send...
Throughout the trial of Louis XVI, the Spanish authorities made active attempts to influence the outcome. Why were the Spanish so keen to intervene? How did they try to alter the outcome? Which deputies were implicated in the plot? This will be...
