Cadoudal and the Royalist Conspirators Land Beneath the Cliffs of Biville

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Illustration

Harrison W. Mark
by Armand de Polignac
published on 03 July 2023
Cadoudal and the Royalist Conspirators Land Beneath the Cliffs of Biville Download Full Size Image

Royalist leader Georges Cadoudal and his fellow conspirators land beneath the cliffs of Biville, Normandy during the night of 21 August 1803 as the first step in their plan to assassinate Napoleon Bonaparte and bring about a Bourbon Restoration. Their conspiracy would ultimately fail, and Cadoudal would be executed.

Painting by Armand de Polignac, c. 19th century.

Musée Carnavalet, Paris.

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Polignac, A. d. (2023, July 03). Cadoudal and the Royalist Conspirators Land Beneath the Cliffs of Biville. World History Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.worldhistory.org/image/17563/cadoudal-and-the-royalist-conspirators-land-beneat/

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