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See also:JEAN See also:BAPTISTE See also:CARRIER (1956-1794)
, See also:French Revolutionist and Terrorist, was See also:born at Yolet, a See also:village near See also:Aurillac in Upper See also:Auvergne
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In 1790 he was a See also:country See also:attorney (counsellor for the bailliage of Aurillac) and in 1792 he was chosen See also:deputy to the See also:National See also:Convention
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He was already known as one of the influential members of the See also:Cordeliers dub and ofthat of the See also:Jacobins
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After the subjugation of See also:Flanders he was one of the commissioners nominated in the See also:close of 1792 by the Convention, and sent into that country In the following See also:year he took See also:part in establishing the Revolutionary Tribunal
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He voted for the See also:death of See also: He was recalled by the See also:Committee of Public Safety on the 8th of See also:February 1794, took part in the attack on See also:Robespierre on the 9th See also:Thermidor, but was himself brought before the Revolutionary Tribunal on the 11th and guillotined on the 16th of See also:November 1794 . See See also:Comte See also:Fleury, Carrier a Nantes, 1793-1794 (See also:Paris, 1897) See also:Alfred Lallie, J . B . Carrier, representant du See also:Cantal a la Convention 1756-1794 d'apres de nouveaux documents (Paris, 1901) . These See also:works, and the others of Lallie, are inspired by strong royalist sympathies and are not altogether to be accepted . |
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