Reine Audu
French fruit seller · Died 1793
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Something wrong?Reine Audu, also called Louise Renée Leduc, was a French fruit seller and revolutionary. In October 1789, she incited the crowds of hungry citizens in the Paris marketplace to march to Versailles and compel King Louis XVI to address the lack of food in the city.
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![Reine Audu (center) and Theroigne de Mericourt (left) depicted in an illustrated work of fiction, Marat, ou Les héros de la Révolution, storming the gates of Les Invalides on 14 July 1789[19]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/be/Marat_ou_Les_h%C3%A9ros_de_la_R%C3%A9volution_Assaut_de_la_Grille_des_Invalides.jpg/500px-Marat_ou_Les_h%C3%A9ros_de_la_R%C3%A9volution_Assaut_de_la_Grille_des_Invalides.jpg)
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Reine Audu, also called Louise Renée Leduc, was a French fruit seller and revolutionary. In October 1789, she incited the crowds of hungry citizens in the Paris marketplace to march to Versailles and compel King Louis XVI to address the lack of food in the city. She was part of the delegation that pressed the people's demands directly to the king, and she escorted the royal court back to Paris.
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