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4 October, 12:38

Why was the guillotine considered humane and democratic?

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    It was considered humane and democratic because it was developed as a humane method of execution, leading to the origins of the French guillotine dating back to late 1789 when Dr. Joseph ignace Guillotin proposed that the French government adapt to a gentler method of execution.
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