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Meanings of jacobin in anglès
The most radical group in the French Revolution.
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Examples for "jacobins"
Examples for "jacobins"
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Yet the Jacobins had in their hands all the elements of success.
2
When the Houses met in December, the Jacobins found their position revolutionized.
3
By terrorising the population the Jacobins contrived to triumph at the elections.
4
But out friends await us in the glorious club of the Jacobins.
5
The Convention, the Commune, the Executive Council, and the Jacobins were sitting.
1
He was a young advocate, and a member of the Jacobin Club.
2
This we see especially in the Jacobin Club, which was dominated by Robespierre.
3
The duc d'Orléans was admitted a member of the Jacobin Club.
4
He was one of the leading men at that Jacobin Club.
5
The original model was apparently the Jacobin club of Paris.
Usage of jacobin in anglès
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An old jacobin, when he heard the news, exclaimed, So much the better!
2
Emperor and king, jacobin and carbonaro, alike cherished him.
3
Pétion is a jacobin, a republican, but he is a fool, incapable of ever leading a party.
4
You know I am a jacobin, and could not wear white, nor see the installation of Louis the Gouty.
5
In fact, he was a lover of truth, justice and liberty, and therefore was of course denominated a jacobin.
6
During the Vendean war, the royalists had been driven out of Clisson by the republicans, under the command of a ferocious jacobin.
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An old jacobin, one of Bonaparte's condemned spirits, was employed to speak to the judges, to induce them to condemn Moreau to death.
8
He sent an exiled jacobin into England, who could only obtain his return to France by services to be performed for the first consul.
9
He was full of the tenets of the Jacobin and Cordelian Clubs.
10
His voice shook with fury, but the Jacobin took it for enthusiasm.
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He also utterly abhorred the despotism of vulgar, violent, sanguinary Jacobin misrule.
12
He was a young advocate, and a member of the Jacobin Club.
13
Have we anything to apprehend from Jacobin communication, or have we not?
14
The Jacobin theory can then be summarized in the following points:
15
The thunders of Vergniaud and the other Jacobin orators rolled not in vain.
16
The Jacobin policy derived from the new faith was very simple.
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