- A
tumbrel (alternatively
tumbril) is a two-wheeled cart or
wagon typically designed to be
hauled by a
single horse or ox.
Their original use was for agricultural...
- 2014.
Campbell A (10
March 2018). "Humane
execution and the fear of the
tumbril". New Scientist.
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original on 24 June 2018. Retrieved...
- Hauer's
likeness was
completed shortly before Corday was
summoned to the
tumbril,
after she had
viewed it and
suggested a few changes.
Since her execution...
- her and
permanently deafening Miss Pross. As
Carton waits to
board the
tumbril that will take him to his execution, he is
approached by
another prisoner...
- the
prisoners at Saint-Lazare. He was sent to the
guillotine on the same
tumbril as his
friend André Chénier, on July 25, 1794. In 1790,
Roucher had translated...
- Baden-Durlach on 6 May; this
victory occurred after the enemies’
ammunition tumbril was hit by
cannon fire and exploded. He was
successful again at the Battle...
- the axe of the Guillotine,
Carlyle writes: All eyes are on Robespierre's
Tumbril,
where he, his jaw
bound in
dirty linen, with his half-dead
Brother and...
-
Canterbury claimed to be
entitled to
maintain at
Monks Risborough a gallows, a
tumbril and a pillory. The King's counsel,
objecting to the claim, said that there...
- to
speak to the king but fail,
thwarted by the
rising sun. Even as the
tumbril bears Elisa away to execution, she
continues knitting,
determined to continue...
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drawn transport Flatbed trolley – Form of
freight transport Galamander Tumbril – Two-wheeled cart or
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