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The '''13 Vendémiaire''' uprising was a [[France|French]] royalist rebellion in [[Paris]] on 5 October 1795.
The '''13 Vendémiaire''' uprising was a [[France|French]] royalist rebellion in [[Paris]] on 5 October 1795.


[[Napoleon Bonaparte]], a young artillery officer of the [[French Army]], defeated twenty-five thousand royalists with only five thousand troops under his command, using forty [[cannons]]. However, one of the royalists, [[François-Joseph Carbon]], managed to survive, and attempted to assassinate Bonaparte.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''</ref>
[[Napoleon Bonaparte]], a young artillery officer of the [[French Army]], defeated twenty-five thousand royalists with only five thousand troops under his command, using forty [[cannons]]. However, one of the royalists, [[François-Joseph Carbon]], managed to survive, and attempted to assassinate Bonaparte.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – {{Cite|27 July 2022. Memories/database needed}}</ref>


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"Napoleon's claim to fame was using cannons on the streets of Paris. Outnumbered 6 to 1, he crushed Royalist forces marching on the National Convention."
―Bishop on Napoleon's victory, 2014.[src]-[m]

The 13 Vendémiaire uprising was a French royalist rebellion in Paris on 5 October 1795.

Napoleon Bonaparte, a young artillery officer of the French Army, defeated twenty-five thousand royalists with only five thousand troops under his command, using forty cannons. However, one of the royalists, François-Joseph Carbon, managed to survive, and attempted to assassinate Bonaparte.[1]

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