Early in his career, this writer completed a translation of Newton's Opticks.
Early in his career, this writer completed a translation of Newton's Opticks. Georges Danton [zhorzh dan-taw]  persuaded this man to join a resistance group known as the Cordeliers [kor- dil-yay]. During this man's exile to London, he wrote a powerful denunciation of Finance Minister Jacques Necker. This man started a publication titled Friend of the People, and he feuded with the Girondins [zhih-rawn-deen] following the execution of Louis XVI [16].  This man was murdered in his bathtub by Charlotte Corday, as depicted in a painting by Jacques-Louis David [zhahk loo-ee dah-veed]. Name this politician and journalist during the French Revolution.
Early in his career, this writer completed a translation of Newton's Opticks.
Jean-Paul Marat