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After the Watergate incident was probably linked with the White House, two authorities investigations were launched, one led by a particular prosecutor Archibald Cox, and one other, the Senate Watergate Committee, led by North Carolina Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr. In July 1973 during the Senate hearings, Alexander Butterfield, former appointment secretary to the president, revealed the existence of the tapes, after which Nixon stopped taping.

Marie Antoinette's repute (already hanging tenuously in the balance) was ruined. Marie Antoinette was annoyed. When Marie Antoinette and her household were imprisoned on the Tuileries during the first thrust of the French Revolution, Fersen was instrumental in plotting their escape. He borrowed large sums of cash and even mortgaged his house to assist them flee, and he never did pay it again in full -- nor did the escape work.