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Ernest Belfort Bax

Jean-Paul Marat
The People’s Friend

(1900)

jean-paul marat

Written by E. Belfort Bax, 1900.
Source: Jean-Paul Marat, The People’s Friend, by Ernest Belfort Bax, Author of Handbook of the History of Philosophy, Religion of Socialism, Ethics of Socialism, etc. with Illustrations.
Published by Grant Richards, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, London, 1900.
Transcribed by Ted Crawford.
HTML Mark-up by Andy Blunden & Einde O’Callaghan for the Marxists’ Internet Archive.

Preface

Introduction

Chapter I. Marat’s Early Years

Chapter II. Marat In England

Chapter III. Marat as Philosopher, Man of Sciences and Physician

Chapter IV. Marat as Pre-Revolutionary Political Writer

Chapter V. Marat as Revolutionary Pamphleteer and Journalist

Chapter VI. Marat as a Political Power

Chapter VII. Marat as Lover and Husband

Chapter VIII. Marat as Adviser to the First Paris Communes and Deputy of the National Convention

Chapter IX. Marat’s Assassination

Chapter X. Marat’s Family

Chapter XI. Conclusion

 

List of Illustrations

Jean-Paul Marat
The House at Boudry where Marat was born
The village pump at Boudry
Portrait of Marat
No.681 of the Ame du peuple, stained with the blood of Marat, and recovered after his assassination by his sister Albertine Marat
Assassination of J.-P. Marat, 13th July 1793
Marat some hours after his assassination
Tomb of Jean-Paul Marat

 

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