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I am accused of having corrupted the morals of the Dauphin. The proof of this is that he was a good child, and now he is not.

— Marie Antoinette Early Modern · French queen, executed

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"I wish for nothing but peace and quiet."

"I may not be a political genius, but I have eyes and I see."

"It is not enough to be a queen; one must be a mother."

"I forgive my enemies."

"I embrace you all."

During her trial, responding to accusations of incest.

Date: 1793

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