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Marie Antoinette Queen Fashion
April 26th, 2010
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Question: I need to find a true,good book about Marie Antoinette!?
I am 13 years old,going into 8th grade and am looking for a good book about Marie Antoinette.If they are well-written and appropiate.Here are some I was looking into:Queen of Fashion:What Marie Antoinette Wore To The Revolution,The Hidden Diary of Marie Antoinette,and Marie Antoinette:The Journey.I know the last is really popular,and have heard it is probably the best about Marie Antoinette's Life.I need your help!Thank you!
Answer: I recommend the Book the Biography done by Antonia Fraser as one of the best and honest representation of her called "Marie Antoinette: The Journey"
This book was also one of main books and her information regarding Marie Antoinette for the same titled movie by Sophia Coopla. but dont judge the movie from the book because the movie pretty much horrible.
I am sure there are other books on this queen who got beheaded but Fraser is the best biography about her.
Marie Antoinette, Queen of Fashion
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Mary Antoinette Queen
August 28th, 2009
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Question: Marie Antoinette-HELP!!!!!?
have to do a reasearch paper for school and it has to be a compare and contrast paper between two notable people in the same field or expertise (like Queen Elizabeth 1 and Mary Queen of Scots) and i wanted to do Marie Antoinette but im not sure who else i could do so lemme know if you can think of anyone. and this person also has to be in the same years.
Answer: With regards to Kings and Queens of England at that time you had the Hanoverians
See link below for all the different links to each King and Queen of England....
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Wikijunior_Kings_and_Queens_of_England
Only one I can think of is Maria I
MARIA I [Maria I] 1734-1816, queen of Portugal (1777-1816), daughter of Joseph I. She was married (1760) to her uncle, who assumed joint rule with her as Peter III. Neither of them was much interested in affairs of state, but they did immediately bring about the fall of Joseph's powerful minister, Pombal. Many of the intellectuals and personal enemies of Pombal who had been imprisoned or exiled returned, and Portugal experienced a mild intellectual revival. The deaths of her husband (1786) and eldest son, Joseph (1788), and, reputedly at least, fears over the revolution in France helped to unhinge Maria's mind. Her second son (later John VI ) assumed power in 1792 (though he did not formally become regent until 1799). In 1807, Maria fled with the rest of the court to Brazil, where she died.
Marie Antoinette- Queen of Hearts
