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Quentin Fouquier de
Tinville (French pronunciation: [ɑ̃twan kɑ̃tɛ̃ ****je tɛ̃vil], 10 June 1746 – 7 May 1795), also
called Fouquier-
Tinville and
nicknamed posthumously...
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Tribunal was established;
three days
later the
Convention appointed Fouquier-
Tinville as the "accusateur public" and Fleuriot-Lescot as his ****istant. On 11...
- Fouquier-
Tinville is
forced to take up witnesses. Gérard
approaches the
Tribunal and
confesses to the
falsity of his
indictment but Fouquier-
Tinville takes...
- Herman, who was
appointed Foreign minister. In this quality, with Fouquier-
Tinville as the
public prosecutor, he
headed several major political trials in which...
- terror,
Antoine Quentin Fouquier-
Tinville, p. 250-254 The
public prosecutor of the terror,
Antoine Quentin Fouquier-
Tinville, p. 228
BOUTBOUL Julien, Un Rouage...
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commissaries headed by
Monet acting upon the
orders of
Antoine Quentin Fouquier-
Tinville. Élisabeth
embraced Marie-Therese and ****ured her that she
would return...
- on
Public Safety's
Revolutionary Tribunal by
Antoine Quentin Fouquier-
Tinville, and
Jacques Hébert
continued to
attack Custine through his publication...
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Charlotte Corday, Jean-Baptiste Carrier, and
Antoine Quentin Fouquier-
Tinville. The
southern end of the
Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, the end
closer to the...
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Constitution of the Clergy. (source) 1
August 1794 –
Arrest of Fouquier-
Tinville. The
Convention repeals the Law of 22
Prairial 3
September 1794 – Arrest...
- towers. It was
renamed the "Hall of Liberty."
Antoine Quentin Fouquier-
Tinville, a Montagnard, was
named public prosecutor, and
installed his
office and...
