Episode 21: “Liberté, égalité, fraternité”-The French Revolution ~ You Don't Know History Podcast

Hey everyone! For episode 21, I'm joined by Dr. Corinne Gressang
(@corinnegressang on Twitter), assistant professor of history at
Erskine College and we're covering the French Revolution. We
cover why the conditions in France were ripe for a revolution,
how Louis XVI didn't really have the tools to be king, as well as
the multiple iterations of the revolutionary government: Estates
General, National Assembly, Legislative Assembly, and the
Committee for Public Safety. We also talk about the luminaries of
the revolution: Marat, Brissot, and Robespierre, among others.
Enjoy the episode!

YDKH's theme music is by the musician Smith the Mister called
"Beach Buggy."

Episode 21: “Liberté, égalité, fraternité”-The French Revolution

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