This deleted scene examines in greater detail the various factors that drove Marat’s power and influence amongst the radical cohorts of Paris.
Explore the origins of the infamous Brunswick Manifesto, its original intentions, and the influences which transformed the document into the ‘death sentence’ of the royal family.
“The Tree of Feudalism?!” is the second Episode Extra for Episode 33, “What about Second Revolution?” Experience the sombre Fête de la Fédération of 1792, including a symbolic tree that was symbolic in more ways than one. The...
“In the name of the King” is the first Episode Extra for Episode 33, “What about Second Revolution?”
Explore the importance of Vergniaud’s famous speech of 3 July 1792.
A deeper dive into Lafayette’s unsuccessful coup attempt and the role of the court in the general’s failure.
With the Intelligent Speech Conference now behind us, it’s time for me to focus my attention on the next Bonus Episode for sponsors of the show! Thank you to everyone who has submitted a range of ideas for possible bonus episodes! The blurbs...
In February 1791, King Louis’ aunts escaped from Paris. How did the popular press react? How did their journey differ from the King’s later flight?
An exploration of the life of the Comte de Mercy-Argenteau and Lafayette’s schemes of 1792.
As King Louis requested that the Legislative Assembly proclaimed war against the King of Hungary and Bohemia, he did so in an unusual manner. Listen to Madame de Stael’s interesting observations of the historic event.
Although De Lessart was impeached in March 1792, this was just the start of his troubles. Discover the unfortunate demise of France’s Foreign Minister in August 1792.
