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July 27th, 1768 the birth of Charlotte Corday.
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Charlotte Corday is sent to a convent in Caen, where she reads Enlightenment philosophers and becomes a republican.
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Charlotte Corday moves to Normandy in 1782 with her sister.
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In April 1782 Charlotte Corday's mother and eldest sister passed away
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On January 21st, 1793
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On July 7th, Caen held a military parade as a defiant show of force against the Jacobins.
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Charlotte assassinated radical activist Jean-Paul Marat in his bathtub on July 13th 1793
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On July 16th Charlotte Corday wrote a note about how she felt quoting "Crime is a shame, not the scaffold"!
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In her final moments, Charlotte Corday says "Doulcet Pontécoulant"
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July 17th, 1793 Charlotte Corday was slayed by the guillotine after the assassination of Paul Marat