Les Actes des Apôtres - Revision history

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	'''Les Actes des Apôtres''' (English: ''The Acts of the Apostles'') was a [[France\|French]] [[royalist]] newspaper created in 1789 and dissolved in 1791, whose columnists vehemently defended the monarchy and criticized the institutions of the [[French Revolution]].		'''Les Actes des Apôtres''' (English: ''The Acts of the Apostles'') was a [[France\|French]] [[royalist]] newspaper created in 1789 and dissolved in 1791, whose columnists vehemently defended the monarchy and criticized the institutions of the [[French Revolution]].

	~~Such was their~~ conviction ~~that~~ the ~~faction initiated several crimes including robbery or~~ [[~~auto~~-da-fé]]~~. During the revolution, the group~~ – ~~led by~~ [[~~Renard~~]] – ~~entered~~ in conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a commercial front managed by the [[Assassins]] ~~and their secret headquarters~~, because of ~~their~~ opposition to theatrical performances and satire. ~~Due to this, the~~ Assassin ~~[[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of their plans on separate occasions; he saved manuscripts from fire, protected the royal dressmaker [[Rose Bertin]], retrieved Queen [[Marie Antoinette]]~~'s ~~necklace from the faction and finally assassinated their leader, Renard.~~		==History==
			In the early 1790s, the faction's conviction often manifested in acts of extremism on the streets of [[Paris]], such as the mass burning of religious manuscripts,<ref name="Auto-Da-Fe">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Auto-Da-Fé]]</ref> or the harassment of former royalists.<ref name="Damsel">''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' – [[Damsel in Seamstress]]</ref> Their crimes eventually brought them into conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a commercial front managed by the [[Assassins]], because of the ''Apôtres''{{'}} opposition to theatrical performances and satire.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity''</ref>

	==~~References~~==		The Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of the group's plans on separate occasions; he saved manuscripts from fire,<ref name="Auto-Da-Fe"/> protected the royal dressmaker [[Rose Bertin]],<ref name="Damsel"/> and recovered the stolen {{Wiki\|Sancy}} [[diamond]], which the ''Apôtres'' intended to sell to finance their operations.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' – [[The Queen's Necklace]]</ref> Finally, he tracked down and assassinated the group's leader, [[Renard]], ending the ''Apôtres''{{'}} criminal activities.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' – [[Foxy Renard]]</ref>

			==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''

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			{{Reflist}}
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	'''Les Actes des Apôtres''' (English: ''The Acts of the Apostles'') was a [[France\|French]] [[royalist]] newspaper created in 1789 and dissolved in 1791, whose columnists vehemently defended the monarchy and criticized the institutions of the [[French Revolution]].		'''Les Actes des Apôtres''' (English: ''The Acts of the Apostles'') was a [[France\|French]] [[royalist]] newspaper created in 1789 and dissolved in 1791, whose columnists vehemently defended the monarchy and criticized the institutions of the [[French Revolution]].

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	'''Les Actes des Apôtres''' (English: ''The Acts of the Apostles'') was a [[France\|French]] [[royalist]] newspaper created in 1789 and dissolved in 1791, whose columnists vehemently defended the monarchy and criticized the institutions of the [[French Revolution]].		'''Les Actes des Apôtres''' (English: ''The Acts of the Apostles'') was a [[France\|French]] [[royalist]] newspaper created in 1789 and dissolved in 1791, whose columnists vehemently defended the monarchy and criticized the institutions of the [[French Revolution]].

	Such was their conviction that the faction initiated several crimes including robbery or [[auto-da-fé]]. During the revolution, the group – led by [[Renard]] – entered in conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a commercial front managed by the [[Assassins]] and their secret headquarters, because of their opposition to theatrical performances and satire. Due to this, the Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of their plans on ~~seperate~~ occasions; he saved manuscripts from fire, protected the royal dressmaker [[Rose Bertin]], retrieved Queen [[Marie Antoinette]]'s necklace from the faction and finally assassinated their leader, Renard.		Such was their conviction that the faction initiated several crimes including robbery or [[auto-da-fé]]. During the revolution, the group – led by [[Renard]] – entered in conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a commercial front managed by the [[Assassins]] and their secret headquarters, because of their opposition to theatrical performances and satire. Due to this, the Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of their plans on separate occasions; he saved manuscripts from fire, protected the royal dressmaker [[Rose Bertin]], retrieved Queen [[Marie Antoinette]]'s necklace from the faction and finally assassinated their leader, Renard.

	==References==		==References==

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	'''Les Actes des Apôtres''' (English: ''The Acts of the Apostles'') was a French royalist newspaper created in 1789 and dissolved in 1791, whose columnists vehemently defended the monarchy and criticized the institutions of the [[French Revolution]].		'''Les Actes des Apôtres''' (English: ''The Acts of the Apostles'') was a [[France\|French]] [[royalist]] newspaper created in 1789 and dissolved in 1791, whose columnists vehemently defended the monarchy and criticized the institutions of the [[French Revolution]].

	Such was their conviction that the faction initiated several crimes including robbery or ~~{{Wiki\|~~auto-da-fé}}. During the revolution, the group – led by [[Renard]] – entered in conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a commercial front managed by the [[Assassins]] and their secret headquarters, because of their opposition to theatrical performances and satire. Due to this, the Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of their plans on seperate occasions; he saved manuscripts from fire, protected the royal dressmaker [[Rose Bertin]], retrieved Queen [[Marie Antoinette]]'s necklace from the faction and finally assassinated their leader, Renard.		Such was their conviction that the faction initiated several crimes including robbery or [[auto-da-fé]]. During the revolution, the group – led by [[Renard]] – entered in conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a commercial front managed by the [[Assassins]] and their secret headquarters, because of their opposition to theatrical performances and satire. Due to this, the Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of their plans on seperate occasions; he saved manuscripts from fire, protected the royal dressmaker [[Rose Bertin]], retrieved Queen [[Marie Antoinette]]'s necklace from the faction and finally assassinated their leader, Renard.

	==References==		==References==

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	Such was their conviction that the faction initiated several crimes including robbery or {{Wiki\|auto-da-fé}}. During the revolution, the group – led by [[Renard]] – entered in conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a commercial front managed by the [[Assassins]] and their secret headquarters, because of their opposition to theatrical performances and satire. Due to this, the Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of their plans on seperate occasions; he saved manuscripts from fire, protected the royal dressmaker [[Rose Bertin]], retrieved Queen [[Marie Antoinette]]'s necklace from the faction and finally assassinated their leader, Renard.		Such was their conviction that the faction initiated several crimes including robbery or {{Wiki\|auto-da-fé}}. During the revolution, the group – led by [[Renard]] – entered in conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a commercial front managed by the [[Assassins]] and their secret headquarters, because of their opposition to theatrical performances and satire. Due to this, the Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of their plans on seperate occasions; he saved manuscripts from fire, protected the royal dressmaker [[Rose Bertin]], retrieved Queen [[Marie Antoinette]]'s necklace from the faction and finally assassinated their leader, Renard.

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''

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	'''Les Actes des Apôtres''' (English: ''The Apostles~~' Acts~~'') was a French royalist newspaper created in 1789 and dissolved in 1791, whose columnists vehemently defended the monarchy and criticized the institutions of the [[French Revolution]].		'''Les Actes des Apôtres''' (English: ''The Acts of the Apostles'') was a French royalist newspaper created in 1789 and dissolved in 1791, whose columnists vehemently defended the monarchy and criticized the institutions of the [[French Revolution]].

	Such was their conviction that the faction initiated several crimes including robbery or {{Wiki\|auto-da-fé}}. During the revolution, the group – led by [[Renard]] – entered in conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a commercial front managed by the [[Assassins]] and their secret headquarters, because of their opposition to theatrical performances and satire. Due to this, the Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of their plans on seperate occasions; he saved manuscripts from fire, protected the royal dressmaker [[Rose Bertin]], retrieved Queen [[Marie Antoinette]]'s necklace from the faction and finally assassinated their leader, Renard.		Such was their conviction that the faction initiated several crimes including robbery or {{Wiki\|auto-da-fé}}. During the revolution, the group – led by [[Renard]] – entered in conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a commercial front managed by the [[Assassins]] and their secret headquarters, because of their opposition to theatrical performances and satire. Due to this, the Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of their plans on seperate occasions; he saved manuscripts from fire, protected the royal dressmaker [[Rose Bertin]], retrieved Queen [[Marie Antoinette]]'s necklace from the faction and finally assassinated their leader, Renard.

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	'''Les Actes des Apôtres''' (English: ''The Apostles' Acts'') was a royalist ~~publishing~~ created in 1789 and ~~disolved~~ in 1791, ~~who~~ defended the ~~Monarchy~~ and ~~critized~~ the institutions of the [[French Revolution]]. ~~They also~~ initiated ~~some criminal actions as~~ robbery or auto-da-fé. During the revolution, ~~Les Actes des Apôtres,~~ led by [[Renard]], entered in conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a ~~place~~ managed by the [[Assassins]]. ~~The~~ Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of their plans, he saved manuscripts from fire, protected [[Rose Bertin]], ~~stole the~~ Queen's necklace from ~~them~~ and ~~killed~~ their leader, Renard.		'''Les Actes des Apôtres''' (English: ''The Apostles' Acts'') was a French royalist newspaper created in 1789 and dissolved in 1791, whose columnists vehemently defended the monarchy and criticized the institutions of the [[French Revolution]].

			Such was their conviction that the faction initiated several crimes including robbery or {{Wiki\|auto-da-fé}}. During the revolution, the group – led by [[Renard]] – entered in conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a commercial front managed by the [[Assassins]] and their secret headquarters, because of their opposition to theatrical performances and satire. Due to this, the Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of their plans on seperate occasions; he saved manuscripts from fire, protected the royal dressmaker [[Rose Bertin]], retrieved Queen [[Marie Antoinette]]'s necklace from the faction and finally assassinated their leader, Renard.

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	'''Les Actes des Apôtres''' (English: ''The Apostles' Acts'') was a royalist publishing created in 1789 and disolved in 1791, who defended the Monarchy and critized the institutions of the [[French Revolution]]. They also initiated some criminal actions as robbery or auto-da-fé. During the revolution, Les Actes des Apôtres, led by [[Renard]], entered in conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a place managed by the [[Assassins]]. The Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of their plans, he saved manuscripts from fire, protected [[Rose Bertin]], stole the Queen's ~~neckless~~ from them and killed their leader, Renard.		'''Les Actes des Apôtres''' (English: ''The Apostles' Acts'') was a royalist publishing created in 1789 and disolved in 1791, who defended the Monarchy and critized the institutions of the [[French Revolution]]. They also initiated some criminal actions as robbery or auto-da-fé. During the revolution, Les Actes des Apôtres, led by [[Renard]], entered in conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a place managed by the [[Assassins]]. The Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of their plans, he saved manuscripts from fire, protected [[Rose Bertin]], stole the Queen's necklace from them and killed their leader, Renard.

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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	'''Les Actes des Apôtres '''(English: The Apostles' Acts) was a royalist publishing created in 1789 and disolved in 1791, who defended the Monarchy and critized the institutions of the [[French Revolution]]. They also initiated some criminal actions as robbery or auto-da-fé. During the revolution, Les Actes des Apôtres, led by [[Renard]], entered in conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a place managed by the [[Assassins]]. The Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of their plans, he saved manuscripts from fire, protected [[Rose Bertin]], stole the Queen's neckless from them and killed their leader, Renard.		{{Era\|ACU}}
	[[~~Category~~:~~Thieves~~]]		{{Revamp}}
	[[Category:~~Smugglers~~]]		'''Les Actes des Apôtres''' (English: ''The Apostles' Acts'') was a royalist publishing created in 1789 and disolved in 1791, who defended the Monarchy and critized the institutions of the [[French Revolution]]. They also initiated some criminal actions as robbery or auto-da-fé. During the revolution, Les Actes des Apôtres, led by [[Renard]], entered in conflict with the [[Café Théâtre]], a place managed by the [[Assassins]]. The Assassin [[Arno Dorian]] foiled many of their plans, he saved manuscripts from fire, protected [[Rose Bertin]], stole the Queen's neckless from them and killed their leader, Renard.

			==Reference==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''
			{{ACU}}
			[[Category:Organizations]]