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French queen thought to have said "Let them eat cake!" (5,10)
Her termination at the guillotine ultimately, following Revolution (5,10) The Guardian Cryptic 25 Jun 2025
Archduchess of Austria who became Queen of France in 1774, executed in 1793 during the French Revolution (5,10)
18th-century French queen born in Vienna (5,10)
Ill-fated royal family member must acknowledge these scruffy characters one at a time, in RTE
French royal who probably didn't actually say "Let them eat cake!" USA Today 10 Nov 2024
Orientate inmate about French queen (5,10)
Neat marionette I fashioned for ill-fated French queen (5,10)
One mate in attire upsetting French queen
At one time, retain working woman who lost her head The Telegraph Toughie 15 May 2024
Queen who lost her head (5,10)
Unsympathetic French queen associated with a 'pain free' situation! The Guardian Quiptic 12 Jun 2023
Ruler who lost her head in 1793 Jonesin 17 Jul 2018
*Malady of French history? New York Times 01 Feb 2018
*Malady of French history?
Queen who made herself unpopular, namely in dreadful rant at one time The Telegraph Cryptic 03 Sep 2017
French queen, wife of Louis XVI The Telegraph General Knowledge 03 Jul 2016
Malady? New York Times 11 Feb 2016
*She was born in Vienna and died in Paris Wall Street Journal 22 Jan 2016
Malady?
Her termination, late executed, found moving by English The Times Cryptic 31 Dec 2015
Termination at extremes of extravagance ordained for her? The Telegraph Toughie 02 Dec 2015
Queen involved in the Affair of the Diamond Necklace
Revolutionary Tribunal casualty
Ruler to whom the quote formed by the starts of 17-, 22-, 38- and 53-Across is often attributed
Ruler to whom the quote formed by the starts of 17-, 22-, 38- and 53-Across is often attributed
Reign of Terror victim
Reign of Terror victim
Exemplar of extravagance
"Let them eat cake" speaker
Maria Theresa's best-known daughter
She lost her head in 1793
Cake advocate
Royal involved in the Diamond Necklace Affair
Noted portrait subject of Élisabeth Vigée-Lebrun
Sister of Joseph II
Callous ruler
Famous Frenchwoman
Enemy of Madame Du Barry
Daughter of Francis I
Guillotined queen: 1793
Queen who lost her head
Versailles resident
Daughter of Francis I.
Historic name of 1793.
18th cen. queen.
The "Widow Capet."
V. I. P. of 18th century.
Victim of the Diamond Necklace Affair.
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