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	{{Quote\|I pray you do not recall my brother's writings in the Journal de Paris, coming as they did from an intemperate poet's heart. Rather I beg you, if my own humble skills have been even the smallest of aid to our glorious Revolution, spare my brother. In his writings I see burgeoning of France's greatest poet, a light that will shine for all time.\|Marie-Joseph Chénier in his letter to Robespierre, 1794.\|Assassin's Creed: Unity}}		{{Quote\|I pray you do not recall my brother's writings in the Journal de Paris, coming as they did from an intemperate poet's heart. Rather I beg you, if my own humble skills have been even the smallest of aid to our glorious Revolution, spare my brother. In his writings I see burgeoning of France's greatest poet, a light that will shine for all time.\|Marie-Joseph Chénier in his letter to Robespierre, 1794.\|Assassin's Creed: Unity\|The Supreme Being}}
	'''Marie-Joseph Blaise de Chénier''' (11 February 1764 – 10 January 1811) was a [[France\|French]] poet, dramatist and politician of [[Greece\|Greek]] descent, as well as the brother of fellow poet [[André Chénier]].		'''Marie-Joseph Blaise de Chénier''' (11 February 1764 – 10 January 1811) was a [[France\|French]] poet, dramatist, and politician of [[Greece\|Greek]] descent, as well as the brother of fellow poet [[André Chénier]].

	In 1794, André was sentenced to death after opposing [[Jacobins\|Jacobin]] leader [[Maximilien de Robespierre]] through his poems. ~~Around~~ June ~~of that year~~, Marie-Joseph wrote a letter to Robespierre in an attempt to save his brother. In it, he wrote that André had been arrested and imprisoned without a warrant, and that his poems in the ''[[Journal de Paris]]'' came from an "intemperate poet's heart". Naming his brother the greatest poet ~~of France~~, he pleaded with Robespierre to spare him.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[The Supreme Being]]</ref>		In 1794, André was sentenced to death after opposing the [[Jacobins\|Jacobin]] leader [[Maximilien de Robespierre]] through his poems. That June, Marie-Joseph wrote a letter to Robespierre in an attempt to save his brother. In it, he wrote that André had been arrested and imprisoned without a warrant, and that his poems in the ''[[Journal de Paris]]'' came from an "intemperate poet's heart". Naming his brother as having the makings to be Revolutionary France's greatest poet, he pleaded with Robespierre to spare him. Despite the letter, Robespierre was unmoved, and André was [[guillotine]]d in late July.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[The Supreme Being]]</ref>

	~~Despite Marie-Joseph's letter, Robespierre was unmoved. On 25 July, André was [[Guillotine\|guillotined]].~~

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	'''Marie-Joseph Blaise de Chénier''' (11 February 1764 – 10 January 1811) was a [[France\|French]] poet, dramatist and politician of [[Greece\|Greek]] descent, as well as the brother of fellow poet [[André Chénier]].		'''Marie-Joseph Blaise de Chénier''' (11 February 1764 – 10 January 1811) was a [[France\|French]] poet, dramatist and politician of [[Greece\|Greek]] descent, as well as the brother of fellow poet [[André Chénier]].

	In 1794, André was sentenced to death after opposing [[Jacobins\|Jacobin]] leader [[Maximilien de Robespierre]] through his poems. Around June of that year, Marie-Joseph wrote a letter to Robespierre in an attempt to save his brother. In it, he wrote that André had been arrested and imprisoned without a warrant, and that his poems in the ''[[Journal de Paris]]'' came from an "intemperate poet's heart". Naming his brother the greatest poet of France, he pleaded with Robespierre to spare him.		In 1794, André was sentenced to death after opposing [[Jacobins\|Jacobin]] leader [[Maximilien de Robespierre]] through his poems. Around June of that year, Marie-Joseph wrote a letter to Robespierre in an attempt to save his brother. In it, he wrote that André had been arrested and imprisoned without a warrant, and that his poems in the ''[[Journal de Paris]]'' came from an "intemperate poet's heart". Naming his brother the greatest poet of France, he pleaded with Robespierre to spare him.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[The Supreme Being]]</ref>

	Despite Marie-Joseph's letter, Robespierre was unmoved. On 25 July, André was [[Guillotine\|guillotined]].		Despite Marie-Joseph's letter, Robespierre was unmoved. On 25 July, André was [[Guillotine\|guillotined]].

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	{{Quote\|I pray you do not recall my brother's writings in the Journal de Paris, coming as they did from an intemperate poet's heart. Rather I beg you, if my own humble skills have been even the smallest of aid to our glorious Revolution, spare my brother. In his writings I see burgeoning of France's greatest poet, a light that will shine for all time.\|Marie-Joseph Chénier in his letter to Robespierre, 1794.\|Assassin's Creed: Unity}}		{{Quote\|I pray you do not recall my brother's writings in the Journal de Paris, coming as they did from an intemperate poet's heart. Rather I beg you, if my own humble skills have been even the smallest of aid to our glorious Revolution, spare my brother. In his writings I see burgeoning of France's greatest poet, a light that will shine for all time.\|Marie-Joseph Chénier in his letter to Robespierre, 1794.\|Assassin's Creed: Unity}}
	'''Marie-Joseph Blaise de Chénier''' (11 February 1764 – 10 January 1811) was a [[France\|French]] poet, dramatist and politician of [[Greece\|Greek]] descent, as well as the brother of fellow poet [[André Chénier]].		'''Marie-Joseph Blaise de Chénier''' (11 February 1764 – 10 January 1811) was a [[France\|French]] poet, dramatist and politician of [[Greece\|Greek]] descent, as well as the brother of fellow poet [[André Chénier]].

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	In 1794, André was sentenced to death after opposing [[Jacobins\|Jacobin]] leader [[Maximilien de Robespierre]] through his poems. Around June of that year, Marie-Joseph wrote a letter to Robespierre in an attempt to save his brother. In it, he wrote that André had been arrested and imprisoned without a warrant, and that his poems in the ''[[Journal de Paris]]'' came from an "intemperate poet's heart". Naming his brother the greatest poet of France, he pleaded with Robespierre to spare him.		In 1794, André was sentenced to death after opposing [[Jacobins\|Jacobin]] leader [[Maximilien de Robespierre]] through his poems. Around June of that year, Marie-Joseph wrote a letter to Robespierre in an attempt to save his brother. In it, he wrote that André had been arrested and imprisoned without a warrant, and that his poems in the ''[[Journal de Paris]]'' came from an "intemperate poet's heart". Naming his brother the greatest poet of France, he pleaded with Robespierre to spare him.

	Despite Marie-Joseph's letter, Robespierre was unmoved. On 25 July, André was guillotined.		Despite Marie-Joseph's letter, Robespierre was unmoved. On 25 July, André was [[Guillotine\|guillotined]].

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	{{Quote\|I pray you do not recall my brother's writings in the Journal de Paris, coming as they did from an intemperate poet's heart. Rather I beg you, if my own humble skills have been even the smallest of aid to our glorious Revolution, spare my brother. In his writings I see burgeoning of France's greatest poet, a light that will shine for all time.\|Marie-Joseph Chénier in his letter to Robespierre, 1794.\|Assassin's Creed: Unity}}		{{Quote\|I pray you do not recall my brother's writings in the Journal de Paris, coming as they did from an intemperate poet's heart. Rather I beg you, if my own humble skills have been even the smallest of aid to our glorious Revolution, spare my brother. In his writings I see burgeoning of France's greatest poet, a light that will shine for all time.\|Marie-Joseph Chénier in his letter to Robespierre, 1794.\|Assassin's Creed: Unity}}
	'''Marie-Joseph Chénier''' (11 February 1764 – 10 January 1811) was a [[France\|French]] poet, dramatist and politician of [[Greece\|Greek]] descent, as well as the brother of fellow poet [[André Chénier]].		'''Marie-Joseph Blaise de Chénier''' (11 February 1764 – 10 January 1811) was a [[France\|French]] poet, dramatist and politician of [[Greece\|Greek]] descent, as well as the brother of fellow poet [[André Chénier]].

	In 1794, André was sentenced to death after opposing [[Jacobins\|Jacobin]] leader [[Maximilien de Robespierre]] through his poems. Around June of that year, Marie-Joseph wrote a letter to Robespierre in an attempt to save his brother. In it, he wrote that André had been arrested and imprisoned without a warrant, and that his poems in the ''[[Journal de Paris]]'' came from an "intemperate poet's heart". Naming his brother the greatest poet of France, he pleaded with Robespierre to spare him.		In 1794, André was sentenced to death after opposing [[Jacobins\|Jacobin]] leader [[Maximilien de Robespierre]] through his poems. Around June of that year, Marie-Joseph wrote a letter to Robespierre in an attempt to save his brother. In it, he wrote that André had been arrested and imprisoned without a warrant, and that his poems in the ''[[Journal de Paris]]'' came from an "intemperate poet's heart". Naming his brother the greatest poet of France, he pleaded with Robespierre to spare him.

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	{{Quote\|I pray you do not recall my brother's writings in the Journal de Paris, coming as they did from an intemperate poet's heart. Rather I beg you, if my own humble skills have been even the smallest of aid to our glorious Revolution, spare my brother. In his writings I see burgeoning of France's greatest poet, a light that will shine for all time.\|Marie-Joseph Chénier in his letter to Robespierre, 1794.\|Assassin's Creed: Unity}}		{{Quote\|I pray you do not recall my brother's writings in the Journal de Paris, coming as they did from an intemperate poet's heart. Rather I beg you, if my own humble skills have been even the smallest of aid to our glorious Revolution, spare my brother. In his writings I see burgeoning of France's greatest poet, a light that will shine for all time.\|Marie-Joseph Chénier in his letter to Robespierre, 1794.\|Assassin's Creed: Unity}}
	'''Marie-Joseph Blaise de Chénier''' (11 February 1764 – 10 January 1811) was a [[France\|French]] poet, dramatist and politician of [[Greece\|Greek]] descent, as well as the brother of fellow poet [[André Chénier]].		'''Marie-Joseph Blaise de Chénier''' (11 February 1764 – 10 January 1811) was a [[France\|French]] poet, dramatist and politician of [[Greece\|Greek]] descent, as well as the brother of fellow poet [[André Chénier]].

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	{{Quote\|I pray you do not recall my brother's writings in the Journal de Paris, coming as they did from an intemperate poet's heart. Rather I beg you, if my own humble skills have been even the smallest of aid to our glorious Revolution, spare my brother. In his writings I see burgeoning of France's greatest poet, a light that will shine for all time.\|Marie-Joseph Chénier in his letter to Robespierre, 1794.\|Assassin's Creed: Unity}}		{{Quote\|I pray you do not recall my brother's writings in the Journal de Paris, coming as they did from an intemperate poet's heart. Rather I beg you, if my own humble skills have been even the smallest of aid to our glorious Revolution, spare my brother. In his writings I see burgeoning of France's greatest poet, a light that will shine for all time.\|Marie-Joseph Chénier in his letter to Robespierre, 1794.\|Assassin's Creed: Unity}}
	'''Marie-Joseph Chénier''' (11 February 1764 – 10 January 1811) was a [[France\|French]] poet, dramatist and politician of [[Greece\|Greek]] descent, as well as the brother of fellow poet [[André Chénier]].		'''Marie-Joseph Blaise de Chénier''' (11 February 1764 – 10 January 1811) was a [[France\|French]] poet, dramatist and politician of [[Greece\|Greek]] descent, as well as the brother of fellow poet [[André Chénier]].

	In 1794, André was sentenced to death after opposing [[Jacobins\|Jacobin]] leader [[Maximilien de Robespierre]] through his poems. Around June of that year, Marie-Joseph wrote a letter to Robespierre in an attempt to save his brother. In it, he wrote that André had been arrested and imprisoned without a warrant, and that his poems in the ''[[Journal de Paris]]'' came from an "intemperate poet's heart". Naming his brother the greatest poet of France, he pleaded with Robespierre to spare him.		In 1794, André was sentenced to death after opposing [[Jacobins\|Jacobin]] leader [[Maximilien de Robespierre]] through his poems. Around June of that year, Marie-Joseph wrote a letter to Robespierre in an attempt to save his brother. In it, he wrote that André had been arrested and imprisoned without a warrant, and that his poems in the ''[[Journal de Paris]]'' came from an "intemperate poet's heart". Naming his brother the greatest poet of France, he pleaded with Robespierre to spare him.