Title: The royal family in the Temple prison (journal of the imprisonment)
Description: The author published his journal as a page and tutor of deposed France royal family in their prison at The Temple of Paris. He himself was the last frenchman in the service of Louis XVI. 
He recounted day to day living condition of his royal master up to the last hour of Louis XVI in the Temple before leaving for his execution.

 Included in this book as well was the journal of a catholic priest, L'Abbey Hedgeworth de Firmont; of conducting last holy communion for the unfortunate king. He was requested by the former monarch to conduct religious service in preparation of death and accompanying Louis XVI  to his execution.
Subjects: History, Louis XVI, French Revolution, Royal Family
Places: France, Paris, The Paris Temple, Tuilleries, Palais Royal, Pont Neuf, Pont Tournant, Versailles, Grenelle, Vangirard, Varennes, Vienna, Venice
People: Louis XVI King of France (1754-1793), Marie Antoinette Queen of France, Louis Charles Dauphin of France, Marie Therese Madame Royal, Elisabeth Madame of France, Jean Baptiste Cant Hanet de Clery, L'Abbe Edgeworth de Firmont, Nicolas Chambon, Dominique Joseph Garat, Louis Pierre Manuel, Louis Guillame Le Monier, Guullaume de Malesherbes, Francois Denis Troncet, Louis Phillipe 5th Duke of Orlean, Marquise Louise Elisabeth de Tourzel, Princess de Lamballe, Agathe de Rambaud, Michel Bathelemy Ollivier
Time periods: Revolution, 1789-1799