The Elusive Pimpernel · Character
Citizen Tinville
The public prosecutor of the Revolutionary Tribunal.
minor
Also known as Foucquier Tinville, Tinville
First appearance: I: Paris: 1793
Citizen Tinville shows up with force in I: Paris: 1793. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Foucquier Tinville calls for an apotheosis of the guillotine, wishing all traitors had one head to cut off.
Citizen Tinville first appears in 0002 i paris 1793.
In I: Paris: 1793: Foucquier Tinville calls for an apotheosis of the guillotine, wishing all traitors had one head to cut off.
Later, in II: A Retrospect: Public Prosecutor who leads the raid on the lodging house in the Rue de l’Ancienne Comédie.
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