A historical province of central France

The region is now the department of Allier

A portion of a legal document that makes a claim or statement.

The Bastille was a castle built in Paris, France during the 14th century that was used as a jail during the 17th and 18th centuries.

It was famously stormed during the French Revolution

A person from the north-west region of Italy, which is known for its close proximity to the Alps

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A person who believes that God's existence is determined through logic and exploration of the world.

The third largest river in Italy that goes through the capital city of Rome

Image is a late 19th century painting of the Tiber River by John Collingham Moore

This is an 18th Century map of Europe.

A Turk, person from the country of Turkey, would be a transient in-between the continents of Europe and Asia. In this context, Turks is used negatively as "an other."

An allusion to Sancho Panca, the donkey-riding squire to the absurd self-proclaimed knight, Don Quixote. Painting from 1840 by John Gilbert

Contrary to the modern derogatory definition, the word had a 17th-19th century meaning that ranged from neutral to positive connotation when describing a woman informally.

An educational journey that men of wealthy means would undertake across the major cities of Europe in order to become more cultured and civilized.

Yorrick is on his own Grand Tour that is far different than this classical ideal.

Desobligeant: A carriage or chaise, an 18th century form of travel, for hire or owned by the wealthy of the time period.

This "Travelling Chariot" from 1790-1791 was made by John Hatchett of London, England for James, 3rd Duke of Montrose (1755-1836)