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Rouille was present at Mirabeau's speech in front of a court, and was visibly disastisfied and contempteous of Mirabeau's political views. There, he met Francois-Thomas Germain, who offered him membership into his branch of the Templar Order, to which Rouille accepted. | |||
[[Napoleon Bonaparte]] attempted to have Rouille sent to some far-away garrison in 1792, but because of the Templar influence on the government, he was allowed to remain in [[Paris]]. On 2 September 1792, Rouille led a band of [[Jacobins]] to [[Le Grand Chatelet]] prison, where they began to slaughter [[guards]] during the September Massacres. He was assassinated at the top of the prison by Arno Dorian. | [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] attempted to have Rouille sent to some far-away garrison in 1792, but because of the Templar influence on the government, he was allowed to remain in [[Paris]]. On 2 September 1792, Rouille led a band of [[Jacobins]] to [[Le Grand Chatelet]] prison, where they began to slaughter [[guards]] during the September Massacres. He was assassinated at the top of the prison by Arno Dorian. | ||
Revision as of 11:51, 5 December 2014
- "The man re-defines the term 'friends in high places'."
- ―Napoleon Bonaparte on Rouille.
Frédéric Rouille (unknown – 2 September 1792) was a French Army captain, and a member of the Templar Order. He was killed by the Assassin Arno Dorian during the September Massacres of 1792.
Biography
Rouille was present at Mirabeau's speech in front of a court, and was visibly disastisfied and contempteous of Mirabeau's political views. There, he met Francois-Thomas Germain, who offered him membership into his branch of the Templar Order, to which Rouille accepted.
Napoleon Bonaparte attempted to have Rouille sent to some far-away garrison in 1792, but because of the Templar influence on the government, he was allowed to remain in Paris. On 2 September 1792, Rouille led a band of Jacobins to Le Grand Chatelet prison, where they began to slaughter guards during the September Massacres. He was assassinated at the top of the prison by Arno Dorian.
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