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Guillotine Earrings Commemorating the Execution of Louis XVI
Guillotine Earrings Commemorating the Execution of Louis XVI
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A pair of guillotine earrings from the French Revolution (circa 1794), complete with the severed heads of the King and Queen of France : r/interestingasfuck
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Guillotine Earrings - French Revolution Reproduction — The Moonlight Myth
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A Useful Invention of a Lethal Kind," an excerpt from The Man Who Thought He Was Napoleon: Toward a Political History of Madness by Laure Murat
