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Jean-Lambert Tallien

(1767—1835)


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(1767–1835).

Journalist and Jacobin activist during the Revolution. He helped engineer Robespierre's downfall, partly under the influence of his Spanish wife, Thérèse Cabarrus, who came to be known as Notre‐Dame ...

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Tallien, Jean‐Lambert (1767–1835)
in The New Oxford Companion to Literature in French Length: 59 words

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