<p>Louis XVI of France wearing a phrygian cap, drinking a toast to the health of the sans-culottes.  Etching and mezzotint, with watercolor.  Scanned from a photographic slide.
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<dl><dd>"Long live the nation" (from bottle to mouth)</dd></dl><p>Below:
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<dl><dd>Louis XVI, having put on the Phrygian cap, cried 'long live the nation'.  He drank to the health of the sans-culottes and affected a show of great calm.  He spoke high-sounding words about how he never feared the law, that he had never feared to be in the midst of the people; finally he pretended to play a personal part in the insurrection of June 20.  Well!  The same Louis XVI has bravely waited until his fellow citizens return to their hearths to wage a secret war and extract his revenge.</dd></dl>
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1792
Library of Congress<a rel="nofollow" class="external autonumber" href="http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/cph.3b51508">[1]</a>