The Elusive Pimpernel · Character
Chaumette
A French revolutionary official.
minor
Also known as Procureur Chaumette, Citizen Chaumette
First appearance: I: Paris: 1793
Chaumette shows up with force in I: Paris: 1793. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Procureur Chaumette proposes the Goddess of Reason as a new deity for Paris, elaborating on the details of the festival.
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