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Marie Antoniette was married to Louis Auguste VI at 14. That is where it all started. She was then, not lowering the takes and was forced to go to Paris (where she introduced the croissant.) She Had two years of constant guard, before her husband's was executed for treason. She was executed 4 years after. Marie Was executed for treason and abusing her son. She did not do that though. And here is a fact about her: She was the last queen of France and wasn't even french!

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She was a Queen, for Heaven's sake. That's what Queens were for.

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She was born at the Hofburg Palace in Vienna (Austria) and she grew up here. When she was 14, she was sent off to France to marry future King Louis XVI.

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