Orléans, Louis Philippe, Duc d
Orléans, Louis Philippe, Duc d' (1747–93) French Bourbon prince. A liberal, he was elected to the National Convention (1792) and voted for the King's execution. When his son, the future King Louis Philippe, defected (1793), he was arrested and executed during the so-called Reign of Terror.
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