Voltiare
A witty writer, we own much of our enlightenment ideas to him
The one I play SFV with because he's good at the game
Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette
Le Héros des Deux Mondes
Repose en paix
>>74778172
I like Voltaire but he was a bit of a hypocrite
>>74778279
He was a filthy free mason but F
Also Tocqueville is kind of funny in a sad way, guy was a genuine blue-blooded aristocrat who had his family decimated and he was *still* in favour of the revolution
>>74778353
thats part of his charme
Maximilien François Marie Isidore de Robespierre
>>74778458
It isn't very charming, especially when it's driven by an ego fueled by the saltiness of the nobility
He was more a humorous prankster than an individual I'd want to converse with
>>74778515
I thought it was pretty funny
>flee from Frederick II. court and steal a bunch of shit
>get arrested
>"why are you treating me like this? other rulers will look at us and say, 'see, the philosopher king cant get along with other philosophers' "
>>74778353
For slavery ? Yeah.
HOLY
Robespierre, the incorruptible
This based man
>>74778172
Guillotine, he was a nice inventor
>>74781890
Nah, germans and brits are more based
Napoleon
He brought anti-feudal laws to the rest of the Europe. He fought against the eternal anglo.
>>74781890
this
this badass french-mongol guy
Lavoisier! He taught us all about oxidation!
>>74781609
>the incorruptible
As much as I can't hock what he stood for I have to admit his 'incorruptibility' and dedication was pretty hardcore.
Bouguereau or maybe Manet
>>74782013
Napoleon was Italian not French
Joan of Arc
>>74782115
By the time of 19th century our emperors were german, not russian. Relax
>>74781968
t. brit
Gilles de Rais
Prominently daring, yet obnoxiously perverted.