Father Gibault Drives Vincennes Toward American Liberty
The scene at Vincennes shows Father Gibault rallying the French settlers to support the American cause after Kaskaskia. M. Roussillon evokes France’s glory as the crowd pledges loyalty to George Washington’s government. Alice helps raise a flag as Rene de Ronville and Adrienne Bourcier face the evolving political mood and looming danger.
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MM. Roussillon
Vincennes
Father Gibault
M. Roussillon
France
Jazon
Angleterre
George Washington
America
Rome
Godere
Alice
Rene
Mme. Godere
Vinicennes
Alice En
Zhorzh Vasinton
Uncle Jazon
Roussillon
VINCENNES TALE OF ROUISSONS AND REVOLUTION THE CHRONICLE
In Vincennes the Roussillons, adopted by Gaspard, face liquor roughhouse as Rene de Ronville drops a France letter to Father Beret who destroys it. Alice detains a youth to curb the binge. Nis Long Hair is shot after fleeing with brandy. Alice finds a locket. Beret tends the wounded Indian and the Revolution era looms as Roussillon returns with an Indian amulet and Adrienne Bourcier figures in the tale.
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Father Gibault
Vincennes
George Rogers Clark
Kaskaskia
Wabash
Gaspard Roussillon
River House
Uncle Jazon
Rene de Ronville
Father Beret
Rene
Jesus
France
Ington
Alice
Litle
Adrienne Bourcier
M. Roussillon
Onkle Jazon
Abbott
Ouiatenon
Detroit
Fort Sackville
Department of the Wabash
M. Roussilion
Helm
Leutenant
Cark
Beverley
Jean Roussillon
Rovagillon
Nis Long Hair
Bean
Long Hair
Rouseillon
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