Marie Antoinette

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Question: when Marie Antoinette was queen what language was spoken in Versailles on a daily basis? ?

Answer: FRENCH

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Question: did marie antoinette really say let them eat cake?

i was wondering if instead of her saying let them eat bread that she said let them eat cake??

Answer: Marie Antoinette is probably the most mis-quoted woman in history. she actually said "let them eat brioche" and meant to open up the royal breadstores to the peasants. "brioche" was the only type of bread she ever knew, a very fine light type of stuff; which was very badly mistranslated as "cake," so when she said this, she was offering the royals' surplus of bread to the peasants.

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