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Assassinated in the Tub: The Rise and Fall of French Revolutionary Extremist Marat

Assassinated in the Tub: The Rise and Fall of French Revolutionary Extremist Marat
“The Death of Marat” by Guillaume-Joseph Roques (1793). Public Domain
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The following is the scathing description by 19th-century Scottish encyclopedist Robert Chambers of newspaper publisher Jean-Paul Marat, one of the primary figures in the French Revolution:

Gerry Bowler
Gerry Bowler
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Gerry Bowler is a Canadian historian and a senior fellow of the Frontier Centre for Public Policy.