Memoirs of Madame Campan on Marie Antoinette and Her Court is an enthralling eyewitness account by the former lady-in-waiting to the ill-fated queen. Through Campan's vivid and detailed recollections, readers are transported to the extravagant and tumultuous world of Versailles in the late 18th century. This intimate portrayal of Marie Antoinette's personality, daily life, and downfall is a must-read for history buffs and royal enthusiasts alike.
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