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How did Jean-Paul Marat, the London Times, and Henry de Firmont view the execution of Louis XVI?
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How did Jean-Paul Marat, the London Times, and Henry de Firmont view the execution of Louis XVI?

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Explanation: Jean paul marat viewed the execution pf the king as a neccesary act of justice whereas henry de firmont accompained the king in his final hours and gave him comfort and absolution

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