What was Jean-Paul Marat's most common tone in his journalism?
Fierce and uncompromising
Cheerful and optimistic
Neutral and unbiased
Lighthearted
Answer
The most common tone in Jean-Paul Marat's journalism was fierce and uncompromising. He was a radical political journalist who was outspoken in his criticism of the French monarchy and aristocracy. His writings were often incendiary and he was not afraid to use strong language to express his opinions.
The Radical Revolutionary: Unleashing the Legacy of Jean-Paul Marat
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