editing L'Ami du peuple

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Editing L'Ami du peuple refers to Jean-Paul Marat’s role as the fiery revolutionary journalist and pamphleteer whose newspaper became a powerful voice of radical opinion during the French Revolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historicalActivity
journalisticRole
revolutionaryPropagandaActivity
advocatesFor directDemocracy
priceControlsOnFood
sansCulottes
aimsTo denounceCounterRevolutionaries
mobilizePopularOpinion
pressureRevolutionaryGovernment
associatedWithEvent SeptemberMassacres
linked to: September Massacres

StormingOfTheTuileries
TrialOfLouisXVI
linked to: Trial of Louis XVI
characterizedBy callsForViolenceAgainstEnemies
incendiaryRhetoric
personalAttacksOnOpponents
continuesDespite politicalPersecution
endTime 1793
faces arrestWarrants
censorshipThreats
hasCountry France
hasGenre politicalJournalism
revolutionaryPamphleteering
hasImpactOn publicPerceptionOfMonarchy
radicalizationOfParisianPolitics
riseOfJacobinInfluence
hasLanguage French
hasLocation Paris
hasNotableContributor Jean-Paul Marat
hasPoliticalOrientation Jacobin
linked to: Jacobin Club

radicalRevolutionary
hasRole editor
principalWriter
publisher
involvesPublication L'Ami du peuple
occursDuring FrenchRevolution
linked to: French Revolution
opposes FrenchMonarchy
linked to: Kingdom of France

Girondins
aristocracy
clergyPrivileges
performedBy Jean-Paul Marat
relatedTo CommitteeOfPublicSafety
NationalConvention
linked to: National Convention

ParisSections
linked to: Paris sections
startTime 1789
targetsAudience ParisSansCulottes
urbanWorkingClass
usesFormat denunciationsLists
openLetters
shortArticles
usesMedium newspaper

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Jean-Paul Marat knownFor editing L'Ami du peuple