Also called “Princess of the Blood”, Madame Elisabeth was a French princess from the date she was born at the Palace of Versailles on May third of 1764, to the day she died. The Palace of Versailles was a luxurious place in which housed kings and queens until the French Revolution. Versailles was lit with over 300 candles and had many statues and plants.
As also being a princess, Madame was orphaned at three years old. After this, she became highly educated and found that she had many talents involving math and science. She loved to draw, sing, and embroider.
On May tenth, seventeen ninety four, Elisabeth was sent and executed by the guillotine. The guillotine was a brutal and bloody punishment. This was a device in which individuals were
As also being a princess, Madame was orphaned at three years old. After this, she became highly educated and found that she had many talents involving math and science. She loved to draw, sing, and embroider.
On May tenth, seventeen ninety four, Elisabeth was sent and executed by the guillotine. The guillotine was a brutal and bloody punishment. This was a device in which individuals were