This man's parentage was contested by the Italian entertainer Maria Stella and the mother of the so-called "Miracle Child," the Duchess de Berry.
This man's parentage was contested by the Italian entertainer Maria Stella and the mother of the so-called "Miracle Child," the Duchess de Berry. Along with Charles-Francois Dumouriez, this man deserted to Austria, while he was nearly killed by a twenty-five-gun device known as the "infernal machine." Those who griped at the property requirements to vote during his reign were told to "Get rich" by his minister, Francois (*) Guizot. His rule was followed by the creation of National workshops by a government including Lamartine and Arago, while he rose to power after being embraced by Lafayette at the Hotel de Ville. Ruling between Charles X and the Second Republic during the July Monarchy, for 10 points, name this "Citizen King" of France deposed in 1848.
This man's parentage was contested by the Italian entertainer Maria Stella and the mother of the so-called "Miracle Child," the Duchess de Berry.
{Louis}-{Philippe} [or Duke d'Orleans; prompt on “Citizen King” before mentioned]