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Charlotte Corday was a noblewoman who became a significant figure during the French Revolution, known for assassinating the radical revolutionary leader Jean-Paul Marat in 1793. Her act made her a controversial symbol—celebrated by some as a defender of political moderation and condemned by others as a counterrevolutionary terrorist—and her execution helped define the period's intense political violence.

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