Kellerman’s barricades would, however, crush the Baron’s hope for yet another quick victory, with the gunfire of muskets and cannons stopping the Restorationists in the streets of Plaisir. As Breteuil invaded Plaisir from the north, hoping to pierce his way through the Communist military. Breteuil would engage with the defensive force of General Francois Kellerman, a skilled commander who had been tasked to defend Paris and was very much keen on ensuring the defeat of of the Restorationist offensive. Within a few hours, the French Empire had conquered Breval and would continue to push back the Communists until the Baron de Breteuil reached Plaisir on May 19th, 1793. Breteuil would lead his push for Paris from Evreux, and would first engage with Communist forces at the Battle of Breval on May 7th, 1792. By this point, the Restorationist riots across France had died down and the military of the Roturier Kingdom of France had completely mobilized, thus truly beginning the combat between the Restorationists and the Communists. Brittany and Normandy would remain secure within the grip of the Restorationists throughout the duration of the French Civil War, so much so that Charles I declared Rennes as the temporary capital the French Empire.Īfter the quick conquest of Brittany and Normandy, the French Empire would shift its attention to an offensive towards Paris. By the end of the April of 1792, the French Empire had completely taken over Brittany and Normandy due to the actions of the Baron de Breteuil, the commanding officer of both the Restorationist military and the armed forces of the NCO, who managed to conquer northwestern France due to the chaos across the region. By consolidating his authority around Nantes, Charles I was able to supply Restorationists in the surrounding area via resources and manpower, primarily from the NCO. While the riots of the Restorationist Club plagued the entirety of France, the territory that fell under control of the French Empire was primarily in northwestern France. Regardless of its brief duration, the First French Civil War would initiate a chain reaction that spread across not just Europe, but the rest of the world, with the effects of the French Civil War being felt well after the end of hostilities in the November of 1792. While not as recognizable in modern society as the Second French Civil War in the 20th Century or even the Bourbon War of the 19th Century, the original French Civil War was very significant in planting the seeds for future communist revolutions, including Jeremy Bentham’s Great London Coup. She'll have to lean on her hard-earned skill as a hunter, and the help of a certain vampire celebrity to solve the case and put this monster in the ground-for good.Immediately after the occupation of Nantes by Emperor Charles I’s Restorationist Club and the New Occitan Company, other Restorationists began revolting against the Roturier Kingdom of France to the point that France had plunged into a civil war.
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Not long after Anita turns the job down, a terrifying series of murders rip through Saint Louis, and all signs point to an undead creature the likes of which Anita has never encountered. A legal executioner and monster hunter she might be, but Anita's not willing to be a killer for hire.īut someone is. The older the zombie the bigger the death needed to raise it. Their client needs a corpse raised, the location to a treasure locked in the mind of a five-hundred-year-old corpse. That's the value Harold Gaynor places on human life. Her suspicions are confirmed not long after meeting with their enigmatic client. The sorts of things one doesn't discuss, even behind a closed office door. When wealthy investment banker, Harold Gaynor, arranges for a private meeting with she and her boss in his stately home, Anita suspects sinister ulterior motives. gratuitous and possibly inaccurate French.Gratuitous use of the words flavor and spill.Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death.Redgeandlilly Fandoms: Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter - Laurell K.
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