Gaspard de Bernard de Marigny
French general during the Revolution
Born
1754
271 years ago
Died
July 10th, 1794
230 years ago — 40 years old
Category
Military & Warriors
Country
France
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Served as a general in the French Revolutionary Army. Played a significant role in various military campaigns during the revolutionary wars. Participated in the defense of France against internal insurrections and external threats. Involved in key battles that shaped the early phases of the Revolution. Executed in 1794 as part of the political purges of the revolutionary government.
Led troops during the French Revolutionary Wars
Defended against internal revolts
Participated in military campaigns across France
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