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Referenced at the beginning as a biography/account of Marie Antoinette through the eyes of propaganda against her. A passage from it is quoted about revolutionary accusations against Marie Antoinette.

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Mentioned as written in November 1790 by the Irish politician and Whig Edmund Burke, containing his famous passage about seeing Marie Antoinette at court and lamenting the end of chivalry.

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Explicitly referenced as 'his book' when discussing how pamphleteers and newspapers described Marie Antoinette's appearance in France.

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Mentioned as a novel by Chantal Thomas that was later adapted into a film featuring Diane Kruger as Marie Antoinette.

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Referenced multiple times as a major work on the French Revolution. Praised highly by the hosts as 'insanely enjoyable' and 'brilliant.' Quoted regarding Louis XVI's study and Marie Antoinette's cultural interests.

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Described as 'an absolutely wonderful book' about Marie Antoinette's hairdresser, Monsieur Léonard.

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Quoted at the start of a segment discussing Marie Antoinette's dominance over Louis XVI, identified as 'his book.'

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Referenced as 'Laclau's great novel' when discussing the libertine character of the French aristocracy and court, describing themes of aristocrats being cruel and sexually predatory.