Exactly,she had her eyes open enough to consider some of Charles X's acts as a bridge too far. And Louis XIX did have a sort of Anglophile streak that had sprung up in exile. Could make for fun times, of course. But Louis XIX tends to strike me as being a good soldier, though I wonder if he would've made a good king? It, after all, only took Madame Royal a half hour to convince him to sign the abdication document in favor of his nephew - making his 29minute reign the shortest in history IIRC. Maybe he would've been like Nikolai II ("a cushion, he bore the impression of whomever had sat on him last")
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Exactly,she had her eyes open enough to consider some of Charles X's acts as a bridge too far. And Louis XIX did have a sort of Anglophile streak that had sprung up in exile. Could make for fun times, of course. But Louis XIX tends to strike me as being a good soldier, though I wonder if he would've made a good king? It, after all, only took Madame Royal a half hour to convince him to sign the abdication document in favor of his nephew - making his 29minute reign the shortest in history IIRC. Maybe he would've been like Nikolai II ("a cushion, he bore the impression of whomever had sat on him last")
Seeing a King view ruling as if ot were a military campaign would he fascianting
