The King's Advice to the King, the Marquis De Semonville

King charles the tenth was at his palace at saint clu, still refusing to face the facts of the last few days. The marquis de semonville had literally raced polignac to sain clu on the morning of july 20 ninth to try to break the king out of his stupor. He said this is a great time to panic, to lose everything. And they all ran away together up the champs elise leaving the louvre and tuilerie palaces to bec by the parisians who struck the white flag of the bourbons and hoisted the tricolor. But when he learned that marshal marmand had been pushed out of