The author uses rare material from British and French sources about the French exiles in Edinburgh following the Revolution of 1789 and after the July Revolution of 1830. This is a little known chapter of Edinburgh history: how the Comte d'Artois, the youngest brother of Louis XVI, arrived in Edinburgh in 1796 and occupied the Palace of Holyrood - then a debtors' sanctuary - until at least 1803; how he was afterwards crowned King Charles X of France, abdicated in 1830, and again sought refuge at Holyrood; how he and his faithful followers interacted with the citizens of Edinburgh, and, overall, the contrasts between the splendour of Versailles and the austerity of the Canongate.
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