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... wn as the "Incorruptible" speaks volumes of his integrity.
After the Jacobins came to power, he, as France’s de facto leader, indeed devoted himself wholeheartedly to the welfare of the people—at least he believed so subjectively—and never used his power for personal gain.
He also had some resentment towards the wealthy.
Taking all these characteristics into account, Joseph believed he was the ideal candidate to oversee the tax system, unrivaled by any other.
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