Jean Henri Latude - Revision history

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	'''Jean Henri Masers de Latude''' (1725 – 1805) was a [[France\|French]] memoirist famous for his imprisonment in the [[Bastille]] and the [[Château de Vincennes]], as well as his numerous escapes from these prisons.		'''Jean Henri Masers de Latude''' (1725 – 1805) was a [[France\|French]] memoirist famous for his imprisonment in the [[Bastille]] and the [[Château de Vincennes]], as well as his numerous escapes from these prisons.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 1749, Latude invented a false conspiracy against [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]]'s mistress, [[Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour\|Madame de Pompadour]], secretly sending her a vial of poison followed by a letter warning her of the poison. Although Latude hoped to receive a monetary reward, Pompadour responded by having him imprisoned at the Château de Vincennes.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Database: Jean-Henri Latude]]</ref>		In 1749, Latude invented a false conspiracy against [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]]'s mistress, [[Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour\|Madame de Pompadour]], secretly sending her a vial of poison followed by a letter warning her of the poison. Although Latude had hoped to receive a monetary reward, Pompadour responded by having him arrested and imprisoned at the Château de Vincennes.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Database: Jean-Henri Latude]]</ref>

	Latude escaped in 1750, only to be recaptured and incarcerated in the [[Bastille]]. In 1756, he escaped by climbing a chimney with a make-shift rope ladder fashioned from twine and firewood. Captured again, he was sent back to the Château de Vincennes, only to escape once more. Latude published his memoirs in 1787, in which he recounted his various escapes from prison.<ref name="Database" />		Latude escaped in 1750, only to be recaptured and incarcerated in the Bastille. In 1756, he escaped by climbing a chimney with a make-shift rope ladder fashioned from twine and firewood. Captured again, he was sent back to the Château de Vincennes, only to escape once more. Latude published his memoirs in 1787, in which he recounted his various escapes from prison.<ref name="Database" />

	As the [[French Revolution]] broke out, the Bastille was [[Storming of the Bastille\|stormed]] and taken over by an angry crowd. Around this time, Latude contacted the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Arno Dorian]] and asked him to recover the rope ladder from the Bastille, which was under heavy guard because of looting. After Arno returned him the ladder, Latude offered it with great pomp to the [[Hôtel de Ville]]. As the revolution progressed, he took every chance to present himself as a tormented victim of royal oppression. In one instance, he also escaped a well-wishing crowd that wanted to shake hands with him. Latude's famous ladder is exhibited at the {{Wiki\|Carnavalet Museum}} today.<ref~~>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]] –'' [[The Great Escapist]]<~~/~~ref~~>		As the [[French Revolution]] broke out, the Bastille was [[Storming of the Bastille\|stormed]] and taken over by an angry crowd. Around this time, Latude contacted the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Arno Dorian]] and asked him to recover the rope ladder from the Bastille, which was under heavy guard because of looting. After Arno returned him the ladder,<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[The Great Escapist]]</ref> Latude offered it with great pomp to the [[Hôtel de Ville]].<ref name="Database" />

			As the revolution progressed, Latude took every chance to present himself as a tormented victim of royal oppression. In one instance, he also escaped a well-wishing crowd that wanted to shake hands with him. Latude's famous ladder is exhibited at the {{Wiki\|Carnavalet Museum}} today.<ref name="Database" />

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	\| birth = 23 March 1725<br>{{Wiki\|Montagnac, Hérault\|Montagnac}}, [[Kingdom of France]]		\| birth = 23 March 1725<br>{{Wiki\|Montagnac, Hérault\|Montagnac}}, [[Kingdom of France]]
	\| death = 1 January 1805 (aged 79)<br>[[Paris]], [[France\|French Empire]]		\| death = 1 January 1805 {{c\|aged 79}}<br>[[Paris]], [[France\|French Empire]]
	\| species = [[Human]]		\| species = [[Human]]
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	Latude escaped in 1750, only to be recaptured and incarcerated in the [[Bastille]]. In 1756, he escaped by climbing a chimney with a make-shift rope ladder fashioned from twine and firewood. Captured again, he was sent back to the Château de Vincennes, only to escape once more. Latude published his memoirs in 1787, in which he recounted his various escapes from prison.<ref name="Database" />		Latude escaped in 1750, only to be recaptured and incarcerated in the [[Bastille]]. In 1756, he escaped by climbing a chimney with a make-shift rope ladder fashioned from twine and firewood. Captured again, he was sent back to the Château de Vincennes, only to escape once more. Latude published his memoirs in 1787, in which he recounted his various escapes from prison.<ref name="Database" />

	As the [[French Revolution]] broke out, the Bastille was [[Storming of the Bastille\|stormed]] and taken over by an angry crowd. Around this time, Latude contacted the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Arno Dorian]] and asked him to recover the rope ladder from the Bastille, which was under heavy guard because of looting. After Arno returned him the ladder, Latude offered it with great pomp to the [[Hôtel de Ville]]. As the revolution progressed, he took every chance to present himself as a tormented victim of royal oppression. In one instance, he also escaped a well-wishing crowd that wanted to shake hands with him. Latude's famous ladder is exhibited at the {{Wiki\|Carnavalet Museum}} today.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity''</ref>		As the [[French Revolution]] broke out, the Bastille was [[Storming of the Bastille\|stormed]] and taken over by an angry crowd. Around this time, Latude contacted the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Arno Dorian]] and asked him to recover the rope ladder from the Bastille, which was under heavy guard because of looting. After Arno returned him the ladder, Latude offered it with great pomp to the [[Hôtel de Ville]]. As the revolution progressed, he took every chance to present himself as a tormented victim of royal oppression. In one instance, he also escaped a well-wishing crowd that wanted to shake hands with him. Latude's famous ladder is exhibited at the {{Wiki\|Carnavalet Museum}} today.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]] –'' [[The Great Escapist]]</ref>

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	As the [[French Revolution]] broke out, the Bastille was [[Storming of the Bastille\|stormed]] and taken over by an angry crowd. Around this time, Latude contacted the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Arno Dorian]] and asked him to recover the rope ladder from the Bastille, which was under heavy guard because of looting. After Arno returned him the ladder, Latude offered it with great pomp to the [[Hôtel de Ville]]. As the revolution progressed, he took every chance to present himself as a tormented victim of royal oppression. In one instance, he also escaped a well-wishing crowd that wanted to shake hands with him. Latude's famous ladder is exhibited at the {{Wiki\|Carnavalet Museum}} today.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity''</ref>		As the [[French Revolution]] broke out, the Bastille was [[Storming of the Bastille\|stormed]] and taken over by an angry crowd. Around this time, Latude contacted the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Arno Dorian]] and asked him to recover the rope ladder from the Bastille, which was under heavy guard because of looting. After Arno returned him the ladder, Latude offered it with great pomp to the [[Hôtel de Ville]]. As the revolution progressed, he took every chance to present himself as a tormented victim of royal oppression. In one instance, he also escaped a well-wishing crowd that wanted to shake hands with him. Latude's famous ladder is exhibited at the {{Wiki\|Carnavalet Museum}} today.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity''</ref>

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	\| birth = 23 March 1725<br>{{Wiki\|Montagnac, Hérault\|Montagnac}}, [[~~France\|~~Kingdom of France]]		\| birth = 23 March 1725<br>{{Wiki\|Montagnac, Hérault\|Montagnac}}, [[Kingdom of France]]
	\| death = 1 January 1805 (aged 79)<br>[[Paris]], French Empire		\| death = 1 January 1805 (aged 79)<br>[[Paris]], [[France\|French Empire]]
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	\| database = [[Database: Jean-Henri Latude\|Jean-Henri Latude]]		\| database = [[Database: Jean-Henri Latude\|Jean-Henri Latude]]}}
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	'''Jean Henri Masers de Latude''' (1725 – 1805) was a [[France\|French]] memoirist famous for his imprisonment in the [[Bastille]] and the [[Château de Vincennes]], as well as his numerous escapes from these prisons.		'''Jean Henri Masers de Latude''' (1725 – 1805) was a [[France\|French]] memoirist famous for his imprisonment in the [[Bastille]] and the [[Château de Vincennes]], as well as his numerous escapes from these prisons.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 1749, Latude invented a false conspiracy against [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]]'s mistress, [[Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour\|Madame de Pompadour]], secretly sending her a vial of poison followed by a letter warning her of the poison. Although Latude hoped to receive a monetary reward, Pompadour responded by having him imprisoned at the Château de Vincennes.		In 1749, Latude invented a false conspiracy against [[Louis XV of France\|Louis XV]]'s mistress, [[Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour\|Madame de Pompadour]], secretly sending her a vial of poison followed by a letter warning her of the poison. Although Latude hoped to receive a monetary reward, Pompadour responded by having him imprisoned at the Château de Vincennes.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Database: Jean-Henri Latude]]</ref>

	Latude escaped in 1750, only to be recaptured and incarcerated in the [[Bastille]]. In 1756, he escaped by climbing a chimney with a make-shift rope ladder fashioned from twine and firewood. Captured again, he was sent back to the Château de Vincennes, only to escape once more. Latude published his memoirs in 1787, in which he recounted his various escapes from prison.		Latude escaped in 1750, only to be recaptured and incarcerated in the [[Bastille]]. In 1756, he escaped by climbing a chimney with a make-shift rope ladder fashioned from twine and firewood. Captured again, he was sent back to the Château de Vincennes, only to escape once more. Latude published his memoirs in 1787, in which he recounted his various escapes from prison.<ref name="Database" />

	As the [[French Revolution]] broke out, the Bastille was [[Storming of the Bastille\|stormed]] and taken over by an angry crowd. Around this time, Latude contacted the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Arno Dorian]] and asked him to recover the rope ladder from the Bastille, which was under heavy guard because of looting. After Arno returned him the ladder, Latude offered it with great pomp to the [[Hôtel de Ville]]. As the revolution progressed, he took every chance to present himself as a tormented victim of royal oppression. In one instance, he also escaped a well-wishing crowd that wanted to shake hands with him. Latude's famous ladder is exhibited at the {{Wiki\|Carnavalet Museum}} today.		As the [[French Revolution]] broke out, the Bastille was [[Storming of the Bastille\|stormed]] and taken over by an angry crowd. Around this time, Latude contacted the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Arno Dorian]] and asked him to recover the rope ladder from the Bastille, which was under heavy guard because of looting. After Arno returned him the ladder, Latude offered it with great pomp to the [[Hôtel de Ville]]. As the revolution progressed, he took every chance to present himself as a tormented victim of royal oppression. In one instance, he also escaped a well-wishing crowd that wanted to shake hands with him. Latude's famous ladder is exhibited at the {{Wiki\|Carnavalet Museum}} today.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity''</ref>

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	'''Jean Henri Masers de Latude''' (1725 – 1805) was a [[France\|French]] memoirist famous for his imprisonment in the [[Bastille]] and the [[Château de Vincennes]], as well as his numerous escapes from these prisons.		'''Jean Henri Masers de Latude''' (1725 – 1805) was a [[France\|French]] memoirist famous for his imprisonment in the [[Bastille]] and the [[Château de Vincennes]], as well as his numerous escapes from these prisons.