How Louis XVI's flight to Varennes damaged the monarchy

One failed escape made France's king look like an enemy within

In 1791, Louis XVI tried to flee France but was caught at Varennes. The failed escape convinced many people that the king was looking for outside help against the Revolution. Trust in a monarchy limited by a constitution weakened, and demands for loyalty and preparations for war grew.

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