December 10, 1788.
The whole of Paris shivered under the biting cold wind, especially as news of insufficient grain supply from other provinces arrived from time to time, making this winter seem exceptionally cold.
Only the news of victory in North Africa brought some good spirits to people during this difficult winter.
At the eve of national awakening, the French people could now empathize with the achievements and glory of their country, and the topic heatedly filled the streets and alleys.
When the Guard Corps returned to their Paris quarters, the area outside the barracks was already surrounded by people, greeting them with cheers and warm smiles.
Meanwhile, the Palace of Versailles was also hosting a grand victory celebration.
