Question

question 22 (10 points)
what was henry essex edgeworths perspective on the kings execution?
○ a edgeworth felt that the kings trial justified his death
○ b edgeworth was primarily concerned with the political implications of the execution
○ c edgeworth believed the execution was a necessary act of justice
○ d edgeworth was appalled at the display of violence

Explanation:

Henry Essex Edgeworth was a priest who accompanied Louis XVI during his execution. His perspective was one of horror at the violent act. Option a is incorrect as he didn't see the trial as justifying death. Option b is wrong as his concern wasn't primarily political. Option c is incorrect as he didn't view the execution as just. Option d aligns with his reaction to the violence of the execution.

Answer:

d. Edgeworth was appalled at the display of violence