This man taught history and geography at a boarding school in Reichenau under the name of Chabos, and his initial popularity was bolstered when his government passed the Child Labor Law and the Railway Act. This man sent his children to public school to counter negative perceptions of him after his poor behavior led to a two-year exile at Twickenham, while an attempt on the life of this ruler led to the revival of state censorship with the passage of the (*) September Laws. He participated at the Cannonade of Valmy and Battle of Jemappes, but later defected along with General Dumouriez to the Austrian side, which again forced him into exile. He ascended to his most celebrated office following the Three Glorious Days, after which this Duke of Orleans passed the Charter of 1830 and supplante
This man taught history and geography at a boarding school in Reichenau under the name of Chabos, and his initial popularity was bolstered when his government passed the Child Labor Law and the Railway Act. This man sent his children to public school to counter negative perceptions of him after his poor behavior led to a two-year exile at Twickenham, while an attempt on the life of this ruler led to the revival of state censorship with the passage of the (*) September Laws. He participated at the Cannonade of Valmy and Battle of Jemappes, but later defected along with General Dumouriez to the Austrian side, which again forced him into exile. He ascended to his most celebrated office following the Three Glorious Days, after which this Duke of Orleans passed the Charter of 1830 and supplanted Charles X. Deposed in 1848 and ruling over the July Monarchy, FTP, identify this man who ruled France prior to the Second Republic, the so-called "Citizen King."
This man taught history and geography at a boarding school in Reichenau under the name of Chabos, and his initial popularity was bolstered when his government passed the Child Labor Law and the Railway Act.
{Louis-Philippe} (prompt on “Citizen King”)