Jean Bassal
(1753-1802)
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Jean Bassal, 12 September 1752, Béziers – 3 May 1802, Paris, was a French Deputy, a Vincentian, and a revolutionary during the French Revolution. With other representatives on mission he sought to quell federalist impulses in the French provinces and to align the local Jacobin clubs with the Parisian model. As an aide to the famed Championnet he attempted the geographic and political reorganization of the Kingdom of Naples along republican lines.
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9 December 1753 Béziers, Languedoc-Roussillon
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5 April 1802 (aged 48) Paris, France
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| Zodiac | Sagittarius |
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