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Jean-Paul Marat

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Jean-Paul Marat

politician and journalist during the French Revolution (1743-1793)

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About Jean-Paul Marat

Jean-Paul Marat was a French scientist, physician, political theorist, journalist, and politician. Before the French Revolution, he pursued a career in medicine and science and spent more than ten years abroad. He published works on subjects including optics, electricity, political theory, and criminal law. During the Revolution he became one of its most prolific, radical and controversial journalists. Through his newspaper L'Ami du peuple, Marat responded rapidly to political events but also publicized complaints and grievances brought to him by ordinary citizens, presenting himself as their advocate against officials and others whom he accused of injustice or abuse.

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Occupation: politician, journalist, physician
Position held: deputy to the National Convention
Citizenship: France
Born: May 24, 1743
Died: July 13, 1793

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