Can you move your seat up ?

Behold! My stuff

[moon111111]

[zlightyearbuz]

OMG THEY MATCH AAHHHHGHH!!!

[lmaowh-at]

Chicot has horrible tatse

[meschersyeux]

sorry for knowing only one jester and king and making everything about chicot and henri but in my defense alexandre dumas did it first 🤷‍♀️

[jestersanthem]

Chicot × Henri III 🙏

Images from the film "Grafinya de Monsoro" 1997

[sunshineandflowerpower]

I don’t know man

[kimtiny]

Robespierre's agonizing table things I noticed;

Measuring app says its 426cm, which means probably 4m30.

There's fridgian hats engraved in the decorating metal.

Because the blood dried and the museum put plestliglass over it, it's hard to make out exactly the blood flow. But there's one big spot that takes half of the table and one little spot that I have no idea how it can happen- my guess is that they put a sort of pillow under his head and once it was soaked, moved it.

There's cup stains all over the table which is pretty cute.

Everyone that stopped in front of it were looking at the mirror placed in front of it.

[thearchangelofterror]

talking about lafayette to a french revolution and an american revolution fan are two very different experiences, to say the least…

[someflamingtown]

the post below inspired me so much and i had to draw it

[enlitment]

The first rule of studying history is to always try to look for primary sources to check your information, and remember that even those have to be examined critically

The second rule of studying history is that a person can be both one of the worst people to ever walk the earth and a babygirl

Hope this helps!

[anat0lekuragin]

what's his fuckin issue

[victorhugewhore]

"Autism didn't exist back then" then explain him:

[aramistinguette]

my wife said I should post these stupid SJ doodles inspired by Camille's notes

( highlighted part: "[...]But Saint-Just writes at his leisure in his bath, in his boudoir ; he meditates on my assassination for fifteen days[...]"

[cheeri1yfrancis]

saint-just…. i love you but please have pity on the poor historians trying to decipher your notes……….. someone needs to send a laptop back in time for him to use PLEASE

[misscalming]

Robespierre my love get behind me 🤺

[bonebeautyart]

*sigh*

[sansculottides]

[Napoleon] had destroyed only one thing: the Jacobin Revolution, the dream of equality, liberty and fraternity, and of the people rising in its majesty to shake off oppression. It was a more powerful myth than his, for after his fall it was this, and not his memory, which inspired the revolutions of the nineteenth century, even in his own country.

From the chapter "The French Revolution" in The Age of Revolution: 1789-1848 by Eric Hobsbawm, 1962.