This writer claimed falsely that Lord North bribed publishers to delay his The Chains of Slavery until after a parliamentary election.
This writer claimed falsely that Lord North bribed publishers to delay his The Chains of Slavery until after a parliamentary election. He later criticized the English constitution just one year before he joined the Cordeliers and started attacking the Marquis de La Fayette in L'Ami du peuple. His popularity peaked when the Revolutionary Tribunal acquitted him of charges levied by the Girondins after he had supported the execution of Louis XVI. FTP, identify this victim of Charlotte Corday, a French Revolutionary newspaper editor murdered in his bathtub.
This writer claimed falsely that Lord North bribed publishers to delay his The Chains of Slavery until after a parliamentary election.
Jean-Paul {Marat}