Veronica Buckley: The Hapsburgs and the French Revolution (1790)

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Mar 24, 202654:37Society & Culture

The late eighteenth century history was a time in Europe when a brilliant old world collapsed and raucous new one rose to replace it. In this episode the biographer Veronica Buckley explains how the Hapsburgs, one of the...

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