France after the fall of Napoleon

The Restoration Period in France, 1814-1848

[justinpachi]

Napoleon should have won. After the Napoleonic Era France was a shadow of its former self and was subject to governmental instability and many changes in governments.

[lelik]

I like your videos and appreciate the succinct summary of historical events. Just as a point of clarification, Louis Philippe's downfall was not due to his support of the conservatives pe se but rather his strict observation of the Charter of Government (laid down by Louis XVIII). In the years following the commencement of his reign, public mood had shifted and there was a desire for a further increase in the franchise, which Louis Philippe rejected. His decision to deny the vote to members of the National Guard, the very institution that supported his ascension to the throne, ushered in the end of his regime.

[ronaldjones]

Thanks, you were able to clear up the bumpy line after Louis 16, what about the last name of Louis 16 Capi if I have spelled it correctly

[pauldavies]

I really liked this. I’ve always wondered what happened in France between 1815 and 1848. Nice presentation. By the way, has anyone ever told you that your voice sounds a lot like Bobby Fischer’s?

[Rikard_A]

The House of Bourbon (English /ˈbɔːrbən/, this is the pronunciation of Bourbon,   English /ˈbɔːrbən/.

[robnewman]

To British Army Major-General Sir Arthur Wellesley, His Grace The 1st Duke of Wellington. The Hero of Waterloo. 👑⚔️⚜️🎈🎉🍻🇬🇧

[hornet]

france immediately fell into chaos after napoleon lost waterloo

[joshycasuga]

After Napoleons defeat france is gone its just only a shadow of its Former Glory

[luishernandezblonde]

For some reasons, the restoration of Bourbonic rule created an even worse situation for French. At least Napoleon I did shine with his achievements.

[bullstroll]

Before the war of Waterloo there was light rain which overcome with difficulty for napolean to move on but they put their best effort to win !! So who are you with!! Napolean or France?!!comment!!!!

[princerupert]

Not bad. But, annoying low English pronociation and grammar. Wardur-loo. One word. Waterloo. Also, 18-14. Ect. Is English his first language because he pronounces each syllable in some words. Or is that common Amer-Rican?

[irrimaker]

Quesito de cabra con un poquito de aguacate de manzana