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The '''Comte de Gambais'''(unknown – 1792) was a [[France|French]] aristocrat, who as a royalist acted as a spy for the [[Austria]]n monarchy during the [[French Revolution]]. At the head of a spy organization in [[Paris]], De Gambais provided | The '''Comte de Gambais'''(unknown – 2 September 1792) was a [[France|French]] aristocrat, who as a royalist acted as a spy for the [[Austria]]n monarchy during the [[French Revolution]]. At the head of a spy organization in [[Paris]], De Gambais provided information to the Austrian forces in order to defeat the revolutionary forces and restore the French monarchy. In 1792, helping [[Georges Danton]], [[Arno Dorian]] and other [[Assassins]] destroyed de Gambais' organization by killing him and his accomplices, ensuring that France would not be invaded by foreign troops. | ||
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The Comte de Gambais(unknown – 2 September 1792) was a French aristocrat, who as a royalist acted as a spy for the Austrian monarchy during the French Revolution. At the head of a spy organization in Paris, De Gambais provided information to the Austrian forces in order to defeat the revolutionary forces and restore the French monarchy. In 1792, helping Georges Danton, Arno Dorian and other Assassins destroyed de Gambais' organization by killing him and his accomplices, ensuring that France would not be invaded by foreign troops.
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