I know all this. But there is a breaking point. The French were eating grass, the peasantry paid for everything, everything was taxed: water sources, trees and forests, hunting, roads, alleys, fishing, etc., and their labour was forced on free days to build public roads; unmarried women with children were almost without exception forced into part time prostitution to survive, royals had the right to first sex with all women on their marriage - until the revolution and head rolling. There is always a breaking point.
I know all this. But there is a breaking point. The French were eating grass, the peasantry paid for everything, everything was taxed: water sources, trees and forests, hunting, roads, alleys, fishing, etc., and their labour was forced on free days to build public roads; unmarried women with children were almost without exception forced into part time prostitution to survive, royals had the right to first sex with all women on their marriage - until the revolution and head rolling. There is always a breaking point.