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Revolution of 1848: The throne of the King of France burns at the foot of the July column
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Revolution of 1848: The throne of the King of France burns at the foot of the July column
JLJ4689458 Revolution of 1848: The throne of the King of France burns at the foot of the July column, Place de la Bastille, February 25, 1848. Writing: " The people having been deceived by King Louis Philippe who had promised a constitutional government when he came to the throne in 1830 resolved to avenge [...]". Paris, Musee Carnavalet by French School, (19th century); Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris, France; (add.info.: Revolution of 1848: The throne of the King of France burns at the foot of the July column, Place de la Bastille, February 25, 1848. Writing: " The people having been deceived by King Louis Philippe who had promised a constitutional government when he came to the throne in 1830 resolved to avenge [...]". Paris, Musee Carnavalet); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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1773 1850 Bastille Bucher Louis Philippe I 1st 1 Louis Philippe Revolution 1848 Strone Revolt
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Revolution of 1848 - The Throne of the King of France Burns at the Foot of the July Column
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. This print captures a pivotal moment in French history, specifically during the Revolution of 1848. At the heart of this image is the burning throne of King Louis Philippe, which lies in ruins at the base of the iconic July column in Place de la Bastille. The inscription on this historical photograph reads, "The people having been deceived by King Louis Philippe who had promised a constitutional government when he came to the throne in 1830 resolved to avenge. . . ". This powerful statement reflects how deeply betrayed and disillusioned the people felt towards their monarch. In February 25th, 1848, Paris was engulfed by fervent revolt as citizens sought justice and equality. The flames that consumed this symbol of monarchy were fueled by years of broken promises and unfulfilled aspirations for a constitutional government. Through this image, we witness not only an act of rebellion but also an embodiment of hope for change. It serves as a reminder that even those in positions power are not immune to accountability when they fail their constituents. Preserved within Musee Carnavalet's collection, this photograph stands as a testament to both patriotism and resilience. It immortalizes an important chapter in French history where ordinary individuals rose up against tyranny and fought for their rights with unwavering determination.
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