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Feuillants were a political group during the French Revolution who split from the Jacobins and supported a constitutional monarchy rather than a republic
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The Feuillants returned to power in a new ministry.
The monastery of the Feuillants was destroyed.
The Feuillants used herbs for sacred rituals.
The king selected his new ministers from among the Feuillants.
Club des Feuillants.
They also guard the exits from the Terrasse des Feuillants.
The Feuillants were absent.
Built for the convent of Feuillants.
As a result, the Feuillants were attacked from both the left and the right.
The beautiful wrought iron gate comes from the former Feuillants Convent in Limoges.
The King, many of the Feuillants and the Girondins specifically wanted to wage war.
The King many of the Feuillants.
Parties, the Feuillants rely on the middle classes, the Girondists on the.
Archives départementales de la Somme established in the Hôtel des Feuillants.
Club of the Feuillants.
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The ceramic and coolness of the “ lavatory ” underneath the Terrasse des Feuillants.
During 1587 Henry III built a monastery for the Feuillants to commemorate his friendship with Jean.
It corresponded at that time both with the Jacobin Club and the Feuillants Club.
In 1598 the Feuillants took possession of a second monastery in Rome, San Bernardo alle Terme.
Congregation of the Feuillants.
In 1262 its master attempted to amalgamate it with the Cistercian abbey of Les Feuillants.
In 1579 he joined the Congregation of the Feuillants and became a preacher.
On 12 June Louis sacked the Girondin ministers and replaced them by Feuillants.
Congregation of Notre-Dame des Feuillants.
In 1793, the National Convention moved from the Manège and les Feuillants to the Tuileries.
