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'''Anne Félicité Colombe''' (fl. 1793), was a French printer and publisher, and a political activist during the [[French revolution]].<ref>Dominique Godineau, The Women of Paris and their French Revolution, pp. 67-68</ref> She published the the radical journals ''L'Ami du Peuple'' and ''l'Orateur du Peuple''.
She was the owner and proprietor of the Henri IV printshop at the Place Dauphine in [[Paris]]. She was a newspaper publisher and participated in the public debate during the revolution. She published [[Marat]]s ''L'Ami du Peuple'' (1790), which caused her newspapers to be siezed and she was interrogated where Marat could be found. After the Champ-de-Mars fusillade, she was one of four women to be arrested on 17 July 1791.
She had militant revolutionary sympathies, and was a prominent member of the [[Society of Revolutionary Republican Women]] in 1793. She was described as generous, and after she was aquitted from the libel lawsuit of 1790, she she gave to the poor of her neighborhood the twenty thousand livres that her accuser Etienne was condemned to pay her.
==Publications==
* "L'Ami du peuple" of Jean-Paul Marat in 1790-1791
* "L'Orateur du peuple" in 1790-1791
* "Père Duchêne", in 1791-1792
* "Journal du faubourg Saint-Antoine" in 1791
* "Journal des débats de la Société des amis de la Constitution, séante aux Jacobins" in 1791-1793
* "Le Thermomètre du jour" in 1792
==References==
<references/>
* Dominique Godineau: ''[https://ift.tt/3qVYHCP The Women of Paris and Their French Revolution]''
* https://ift.tt/3cE9LPL
[[Category:18th-century French women writers]]
[[Category:18th-century French journalists]]
[[Category:18th-century French newspaper publishers (people)]]
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[[Category:People of the French Revolution]]
[[Category:French feminists]]
[[Category:18th-century women politicians]]
She was the owner and proprietor of the Henri IV printshop at the Place Dauphine in [[Paris]]. She was a newspaper publisher and participated in the public debate during the revolution. She published [[Marat]]s ''L'Ami du Peuple'' (1790), which caused her newspapers to be siezed and she was interrogated where Marat could be found. After the Champ-de-Mars fusillade, she was one of four women to be arrested on 17 July 1791.
She had militant revolutionary sympathies, and was a prominent member of the [[Society of Revolutionary Republican Women]] in 1793. She was described as generous, and after she was aquitted from the libel lawsuit of 1790, she she gave to the poor of her neighborhood the twenty thousand livres that her accuser Etienne was condemned to pay her.
==Publications==
* "L'Ami du peuple" of Jean-Paul Marat in 1790-1791
* "L'Orateur du peuple" in 1790-1791
* "Père Duchêne", in 1791-1792
* "Journal du faubourg Saint-Antoine" in 1791
* "Journal des débats de la Société des amis de la Constitution, séante aux Jacobins" in 1791-1793
* "Le Thermomètre du jour" in 1792
==References==
<references/>
* Dominique Godineau: ''[https://ift.tt/3qVYHCP The Women of Paris and Their French Revolution]''
* https://ift.tt/3cE9LPL
[[Category:18th-century French women writers]]
[[Category:18th-century French journalists]]
[[Category:18th-century French newspaper publishers (people)]]
[[Category:18th-century printers]]
[[Category:People of the French Revolution]]
[[Category:French feminists]]
[[Category:18th-century women politicians]]
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