Jean Paul Marat

Jean Paul Marat

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Marat was born May 24 1743 in what today is know Switzerland. He was a French politician and a leader of the radical Montagnard faction in the French Revolution. Jean was also a very well known doctor in the 1700's,in 1777, he was appointed physician at the court of Louis XVI's brother, the count d'Artois (later Charles X). Marat wrote scientific publications as well as political pamphlets. From 1789, as editor of the newspaper L'Ami du Peuple, he became an influential voice for radical measures against the aristocrats. He criticized moderate revolutionary leaders and warned against the émigré nobility, then advocated the execution of counterrevolutionaries. One of the most influential members of the National Convention (1792), he was actively supported by Parisians in street demonstrations. In April 1793 the Girondins brought him before a Revolutionary tribunal, but he was acquitted. In July a young Girondin supporter, Charlotte Corday, gained admittance to his room and stabbed him to death in his bath, making him a martyr to the people's cause

Saturday, February 20, 2010

Jean Paul M.

What is up bloggers! well as you may know my name Jean Paul,and if you didn't know you do! but you can call me J.P for short. I was born May 24, 1743. So yes that means I'm like over a hundred, but hey so what, I'm living life to the fullest(:! well scratch that, Charlotte Corday will eventually end up killing me in the year 1793. That vile woman! and the worst part is that it will happen while I'm taking, wait for it.... a bath!! unbelievable the people in my lifetime! Don't ask how i know this will happen to me,i just do. And all because she thought that i was the cause of the Civil War!Oh also not to brag or anything, but I'm known as the Most Radical Leader of the French Revolution, know tell me that isn't a sweet title to posses(:

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