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Toulouse-Lautrec Ep 1: But, First... A Tale of French Lineage in Three Acts

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The Aristocracy and the French Revolution

Under Louis XIV, the king mandated a minimum number of new textiles that they just had to be created in a given year. In order to detect and quash any secretive, counter-revolutionary plots between those groups, the Republic stood up a committee on public safety led by Maximilian Robespierre. The most immediate threat to this new democracy was a conspiracy between the Church, families loyal to the Crown, and foreign influences like the Holy Roman Empire. All of their interests are aligned.

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