Jean Baptiste Clery was arguably the closest advisor during the reign of King Louis XVI. Clery's fundamental role, as Louis XVI's devoted manservant, was to assist him in the daily administration of his kingdom. Before, during, and after the trial, Clery was in the company of the King and his family throughout their imprisonment. Within the trial, I portrayed all these roles. I portrayed Clery as the King's loyal manservant who supported and attended the King. In addition to loyally serving the King, I conveyed that Clery also recorded the details of the King's life and served as an educator to the dauphin. However, due to time constraints and keeping to the context of the trial, many of Clery's roles were unable to be presented. To defend my presentation, I must present Clery's entire role and importance to both the King and his family.
Prior to the King's trial, Clery records one day of the family's activities in prison. The presentation of this information demonstrates the......

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Title: Jean Baptiste Clery
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