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Feuillants
Feuillants Feu`illants", n. pl.
A reformed branch of the Bernardines, founded in 1577 at
Feuillans, near Toulouse, in France.
Meaning of Feuillant from wikipedia
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Feuillant and its
plural Feuillants, a
French word
derived ultimately from the
Latin for "leaf", can
refer to the following: Les
Feuillants Abbey, also...
- de la Constitution),
better known as
Feuillants Club (French pronunciation: [fœjɑ̃] French: Club des
Feuillants), was a
political grouping that emerged...
- The
Feuillants were a
Catholic congregation originating in the 1570s as a
reform group within the
Cistercians in its
namesake Les
Feuillants Abbey in France...
- Les
Feuillants Abbey, also
Feuillant Abbey (French:
Abbaye des
Feuillants,
Abbaye des
Feuillans or de
Feuillant, also
Abbaye Notre-Dame-des-
Feuillants, des...
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constitutional monarchy and for
being one of the
founding members of the
Feuillants.
Antoine Barnave was born in
Grenoble (Dauphiné), in a
Protestant family...
- July 1792 1
August 1792
Feuillant Secretary of
State for War
Louis de Narbonne-Lara 7
December 1791 9
March 1792
Feuillant Pierre Marie de
Grave 9 March...
- Saint-Bernard,
better known as the
Couvent des
Feuillants or Les
Feuillants Convent, was a
Feuillant nunnery or
convent in Paris,
behind what is now...
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French National-Collectivist
Party 1933–1944
Mouvement Franciste 1927–1939
French Agrarian and
Peasant Party 1791–1792
Feuillant 1790–1795 Cordeliers...
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Revolution further. The
rightists within the ****embly
consisted of 264
Feuillants,
whose chief leaders,
Gilbert du
Motier de La
Fayette and
Antoine Barnave...
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radical leftist Cordeliers seceded, and in July 1791, the right-wing
Feuillants also
split themselves off.
Together with the Cordeliers, the
Jacobin left-wing...