Antoine Philippe de La Trémoille

French general and military leader

Antoine Philippe de La Trémoille - French general and military leader
Born

September 27th, 1765
259 years ago

Died

January 27th, 1794
231 years ago — 28 years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

France

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A prominent figure in the French Revolutionary Wars, served as a general in the early 1790s. Participated in the War of the First Coalition, leading forces during various military campaigns. Commanded troops at the Battle of Jemappes in 1792, securing a victory for the French Republic. Captured by forces loyal to the monarchy during the rise of radicalism, faced execution during the Reign of Terror.

Served as general in the French Revolutionary Wars

Commanded forces at the Battle of Jemappes

Executed during the Reign of Terror

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