Devastated by his wife's death, François de Robespierre subsequently left Arras and traveled throughout Europe, only occasionally living in Arras, until his death in Munich on 6 November 1777; the children were brought up by their paternal aunts Eulalie and Henriette de Robespierre.
Until his death in Munich on 6 November 1777, he lived in Arras only occasionally; the children were brought up by their paternal aunts Eulalie and Henriette de Robespierre. Devastated by his wife's death, François de Robespierre subsequently left Arras and traveled throughout Europe.
Devastated by his wife's death, François de Robespierre subsequently left Arras and traveled throughout Europe. Until his death in Munich on 6 November 1777, he lived in Arras only occasionally; the children were brought up by their paternal aunts Eulalie and Henriette de Robespierre.
Devastated by his wife's death, François de Robespierre subsequently left Arras and traveled throughout Europe. Until his death in Munich on 6 November 1777, he lived in Arras only occasionally; the children were brought up by their paternal aunts Eulalie and Henriette de Robespierre.