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Marie Antoinette Trial Ends with Death Verdict
The trial before the national jury in Paris concludes with Marie Antoinette, widow of Louis Capet, accused of complicity with foreign enemies and treason. Prosecutors urge death under the penal code for high treason and civil war plots, while the court recalls imminent executions and pays tribute to patriots. London reports cover royal audience at Buckingham Palace, theatre visits, and naval matters as far as the empire’s civil affairs extend.
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Capet
Chevalier de
Antoinette
Republic
Marie Antoinette
The
Pouguier
Ivery
Datoinette
Zroufox
Prion
Herman
Autria
Louis Capet
France
Bohemia
Hungary
Louis Gapet
National Convention
Goheir
A&t
Nanci
Champ de Mars
Frontiers
la Vendée
Marseilles
Lyons
Toulon
Medicis
Thuilleries
Saint
Antonette of
Austria
Roran
Windsor
Buckingham-house
St. James’s
Majelsty
Covent Garden Theatre
Wymiss
Earl of Errol
C. Cor Bett
Dundas
Somers
Armees
Dura
Earl of Chatham
Afruser
Howes
Ainstie
Lake
Continent
Lord Amherst
Conway
James Saumarez
Crescent
Court of Directors
Bengel
Westminster Hall
New Drury
Tempie Lutrrett
Dutchess
Cumberland
Paris
George Gorvon
Prince of
Maubeuge
America
Mediterranean