Hôtel de la Patrie — Rennes
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Overview
The death-place is already on Villeneuve Pierre-Charles — French Admiral. Four days after returning to French soil he was found dead in his room at the Hôtel de la Patrie in Rennes. He had been repatriated to Morlaix on 18 April 1806.1
The Death-Place
This note covers that death-place only. A verdict, a wound count, an autopsy, and a grave stay on the Villeneuve note and on RESEARCH_QUEUE.
The same Villeneuve note already records that the official verdict was suicide and that the death remains contested. Spoken lines and the Emperor’s verdict stay there. Bishop’s Waltham — Hampshire Parole Town and Arc de Triomphe — Paris stay red-links. Savary René — Gendarmerie Commander stays a red-link.2
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Found dead in his room at the Hôtel de la Patrie in Rennes, four days after returning; repatriated to Morlaix 18 April 1806: Villeneuve Pierre-Charles — French Admiral. ↩
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Official verdict suicide; death contested: same note. Do not invent a wound count, an autopsy, a police report, or a grave. Do not recopy spoken lines. Do not write Bishop’s Waltham, the Arc, or Savary from the adjoining sentences. ↩