King Louis XVI Moves To Paris
The National Assembly presented their new reforms, along with the Declaration of Rights to the king, who refused to acknowledge them. This lack of support from the king greatly angered many of the people in France, who were anxious to see a new era in freedom and equality. These people demanded that the king not only acknowledge these new laws, but also that he move to Paris, with his family in order to show his support for the National Assembly.
In October of 1789 King Louis XVI finally consented to move to Paris, after having his palace surrounded by an angry mob, threatening to attack.
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The wise person questions himself, the fool others.
Henry Arnold
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Ancient Rome''s biggest Colosseum, The Circus Maximus had seating for 250,000 Romans.
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