See also: Chub

François Chub (October 23rd 1756, Saint-Obstruct-with Olt in Aveyron - guillotine with Paris, the April 5th 1794), French revolutionary politician.

Wire of Etienne Chub, cook with the college of Rodez, François Chabot return in the orders, in 1772, with the Convent of the Capuchins of Rodez. Quickly, it is pointed out by its standpoint, which is worth a prohibition to him to preach, in 1788.

To the Revolution, it adhered to the civil constitution clergy and founded the first company jacobine of Rodez, before becoming vicar of the Gregoire bishop in Blois. Appointed with the legislative Parliament, he was elected appointed with the Convention by the department of the Loir-et-Cher.

He was member of the Committee of general security, where he could negotiate his " settings with the écart" suspects realizing compensations. This monk, défroqué capuchin, loved the women and the money.

July 8th, 1793, he denounced Condorcet with Convention. October 5th, 1793, François Chub, opponent of Cloots in the business of the " Révolutionnaire" diplomacy; , he announces his marriage with the sister of Junius Frey and Emmanuel Frey. He thought of finding in this marriage a solution with his lure of gain - the dowry was of 700.000 books. This gift had a price: François Chabot became the man of simple works of his brothers-in-law.

Fabre d' Eglantine denounces it like participant of the " conspiracy of the étranger" , on October 14th, 1793. In return, on November 14th, 1793, François Chabot denounces to him also this " conspiracy of the étranger" , quoting Cloots, Jacques-Rene Hébert and Pierre Jean Bertchtold Proly.

Extreme in its setting and its standpoint, compromised in many businesses of trading of favors and in particular that of the Company of the Indies, François Chabot is stopped on November 17th, 1793.

Judged with Danton, it will be guillotine on April 5th, 1794.

In spite of his name, this man has nothing to do with Georges Antoine Chabot Allier, which will take share with the later events of the Revolution.

Internal bonds

• Lawsuit of Georges Danton and the dantonists
• Business on the liquidation of the Company of the Indies