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She was from Austria but had some french in her as well.
Antoinette is seriously my middle name, Marie is my sister's middle name. Her brother died of some sort of sickness. ~Meep12345
According to the movie Marie Antoinette with Kirsten Dunst it seems to be a closet or some sort of room for dressing up.
Among several hundreds some famous were king Louis XVI and his wife queen Marie Antoinette
Marie Trevelyan has written: 'Llantwit Major' 'Glimpses of Welsh life and character' -- subject(s): Social life and customs 'Brave Little Women' 'The land of Arthur'
Marie Antoinette showed everybody in the world today that being a Queen is not easy, for Marie had many heads turn against her one thing that Marie didn't do was care and look after everyone that she ruled over this lead her to her death. it's quite simple to share out some bread to those in need and as queen she didnt do that.
she bought some booze, heroine and hookers, I hope this helps you.
Marie Antoinette may not have had great accomplishments as other royals, but she refused to conform to all of society's laws and revolutionized the French aristocracy and Versailles. She changed fashion by doing away with the wide-hooped panniers for clothing that was plainer and started a trend for wearing less makeup.
Luciano Pararotti, Maria Callas, Renee Fleming, Marie Antoinette, Hillary Clinton, Ronald Regan.
in the french palace with king louis, presumably. however, if you want to know what town, some kind person will edit this and add the precise location.
Almost certainly. The French Revolution truly stemmed from the mass injustices between the three Estates of France and the equality to be found in the recent American Democracy. Marie Antoinette certainly made some of those injustices more obvious and made some statements that belied how unaware the first and second estate were of the third estate's problems, but she was not the cause of these problems.
The Regicide of King Louis XVI. The execution of Marie Antoiette. The demise of Maximilien Robespierre.