The most radical group in the French Revolution.
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Long after, when political strife was running high, Adams said, Washington appointed a multitude of democrats and jacobins of the deepest die.
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Yet the Jacobins had in their hands all the elements of success.
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When the Houses met in December, the Jacobins found their position revolutionized.
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By terrorising the population the Jacobins contrived to triumph at the elections.
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But out friends await us in the glorious club of the Jacobins.
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The Convention, the Commune, the Executive Council, and the Jacobins were sitting.
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The Jacobins were idealists; there was about this man a murderous materialism.
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He had interposed to save them from the fury of the Jacobins.
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The Girondins had always been objects of jealous rivalry to the Jacobins.
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These imputations and grievances of the Jacobins are not altogether without foundation.
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To effect their overthrow the Girondins and Jacobins united, and were successful.
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They are Conservatives pretending to be Jacobins but in fact being Conservatives.
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The French Jacobins were a minority but they swept all before them.
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I stand well with the National Assembly, except a few disreputable Jacobins.
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Nevertheless, the resourceful Jacobins found a way to begin their new campaign.
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We have a little club there- asortof succursal to the Jacobins.