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Here is a growing list of the greatest myths of world history:

Marie Antoinette's "Let them eat cake" was not an aristocratic insult but a rational response to a shortage of bread; "cake" had a meaning different from its common one today.

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−	#[[~~Maria~~ Antoinette]]'s "Let them eat cake" was not an aristocratic insult but a rational response to a shortage of bread; "cake" had a meaning different from its common one today.	+	#[[Marie Antoinette]]'s "Let them eat cake" was not an aristocratic insult but a rational response to a shortage of bread; "cake" had a meaning different from its common one today.