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La Vie de Madame Élisabeth, soeur de Louis XVI, Volume 1

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A detailed biographical portrait traces the life of a royal sister devoted to family and faith, depicting her private piety, charitable works, and close correspondence with lifelong friends. The narrative follows her steadfast support of her brother and his family, her clear perception of unfolding political danger, and her decision to remain at their side. It recounts her arrest and summary execution without formal trial while describing her calm, courageous comportment and the affection she inspired among fellow prisoners. Documents, letters, portraits, and facsimiles supplement the account to illuminate daily devotion and personal character.

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A. de Beauchesne

A. de Beauchesne was a French author known for his biographical works, particularly focusing on historical figures of the French Revolution. His notable work, "La Vie de Madame Élisabeth, soeur de Louis XVI," is a two-volume biography that explores the life of Élisabeth de France, the sister of King Louis XVI. Through meticulous research and engaging narrative, de Beauchesne provides insights into the personal and political challenges faced by Élisabeth during a tumultuous period in French history. His writings contribute to the understanding of the royal family and the societal shifts of the time.

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