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Jean-Paul MARAT

Born24 mai 1743
Died13 juillet 1793
LanguageFrench
NationalityFrance
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Médecin. Journaliste. Imprimeur. Homme politique
Devenu publiciste dès les débuts de la Révolution, il fait paraître de nombreux pamphlets politiques et lance notamment le 12 sept. 1789 le journal "L'Ami du peuple" (paru d'abord sous le titre "Le Publiciste parisien" et imprimé en premier lieu par la veuve Hérissant), qu'il rédige entièrement, pour lequel il monte une imprimerie équipée d'abord de deux presses (en association avec les libraires Dufour l'ai��né, Raymond Sentiès jeune et François Buisson). "L'Ami du peuple" prendra fin le lendemain de sa mort (14 juillet 1793), après plusieurs interruptions (notamment en 1790 et entre déc. 1791 et avril 1792) et saisies. Jean-Paul Marat déclare en déc. 1789 avoir remis en vain le 4 nov. précédent, à 10 imprimeurs, sa "Dénonciation faite au tribunal du public... contre M. Necker" ; aucun n'ayant "osé la mettre sous presse [...] il a fallu que je me fisse imprimeur". Entre le 22 janv. et le 18 mai 1790, Marat échappe à une arrestation et se réfugie en Angleterre. À la suite de la journée du 17 juillet 1791, ses presses sont brisées et lui-même doit à nouveau se cacher. Le 23 août 1792, il se voit attribuer pour ses publications quatre presses provenant de l'ancienne Imprimerie royale. Élu député à la Convention le 9 sept. 1792. Décrété d'arrestation par la Convention girondine le 13 avril 1793, il est acquitté dès le 24 avril. Malade, il ne siège plus à la Convention à partir du début juin 1793. Assassiné le 13 juillet 1793 à Paris, à son domicile, par Marie-Anne-Charlotte de Corday d'Armont. Sa compagne Simonne Évrard conserve après sa mort le matériel d'imprimerie et le droit d'imprimer sous la raison "Veuve Marat" avant d'être obligée de restituer les quatre presses à l'État le 6 mars 1795. Les restes de Marat sont accueillis au Panthéon le 21 sept. 1794 puis en sont retirés le 8 fév. 1795.
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MARAT, Jean-Paul
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    (to Francis PONGE) Jean-Paul MARAT

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    Les Editions de Minuit|Paris 1945|12 x 16.50 cm|broché
    First edition of this selection of texts with a preface by Lucien Scheler.
    Precious autograph inscription from him to Francis Ponge.
    With a frontispiece portrait of J.P. Marat after a linocut by L. Scheler.
    Spine slightly sunned, a tiny corner loss to the heads of the first pages.
    €80
  2. Discours de Marat au peuple, extrait de l'Ami du Peuple du 18 Septembre 1789
    Jean-Paul MARAT

    Discours de Marat au peuple, extrait de l'Ami du Peuple du 18 Septembre 1789

    Chez tous les libraires|Paris 1846|14.50 x 22.50 cm|broché
    Second edition published by Constant Hilbey, worker.
    Rare and handsome copy.
    €80
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