18th-century fever dream: literally making the French Revolution demonic

A satirical 18th-century engraving depicting a chaotic hellish scene with demonic figures, winged creatures labeled 'CAIRO', a guillotine in the center, aristocratic figures being tormented, and armed revolutionaries below. The imagery conflates the Reign of Terror with literal Hell, using grotesque symbolism to critique the French Revolution's violence and the execution of King Louis XVI. Extracted text: VIVE LA NATION, CAIRO, HELL BROKE LOOSE, OR, THE MURDER OF LOUIS