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How did the French Monarchy contribute to the coming of the Revolution?
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... The Historical Investigation Daniel King A: Plan of the Investigation Purpose: How did the French Monarchy contribute to the coming of the Revolution? This investigation seeks to ascertain the ways in which the French Monarchy was responsible for the Revolution, and thus its own downfall. Following a narrative of key events, each major monarchical error is identified, and analyzed in detail. Subsequently, the sources used in this investigation undergo a comprehensive evaluation in which their clarity, detail, bias and value are carefully considered. This investigation is a success if the main failings that led to the Monarchy's demise are elucidated, and the limitations of each source are understood. B: Summary of Evidence By 1788, the French Monarchy was dangerously close to bankruptcy. A fiscal crisis swept the nation. Louis XVI, the King of France, was advised by his councillors to sanction a meeting of the Estates General, an antiquated representative body, for the first time













