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Meaning of "girondin"
girondin (noun) - a supporter of a moderate political faction during the French Revolution, originating from the Gironde department in France
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- Someone from the department of Gironde
- A Girondist.
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Girondin constitutional project.
She was the first prominent Girondin to be incarcerated.
Girondin and mountain.
I have information about a Girondin plot.
The defeated Girondin leaders fled to the provinces.
Make estimate your property with Cabinet girondin.
A Girondin laboratory invents a vaccine against a form of bird flu.
The demonstrators hoped that the king would withdraw his veto and recall the Girondin ministers.
The Girondin insurrection now prompted it to take a decisive step in the same direction.
He asserted that Camille Desmoulins was not a Girondin.
The Girondin party got concerned.
From the Aquitaine to the Girondin.
Your Girondin friends are deserting the King.
Le Vignoble girondin.
The Girondin party.
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He participated in the Constitution Committee that drafted the Girondin constitutional project.
The Girondin insurrection.
In the ensuing political struggle, the king dismissed the entire Girondin ministry.
He was director of the Girondin Warehouses Exchange and editor of the Voix du Peuple.
The king, seeing no other course open, formed a new ministry which was chiefly Girondin.
Who is a Girondin sympathiser, arrives in the.
Women became icons of the French Revolution, either belonging to Jacobin or Girondin group, victims.
After this dishonest escapade, the Girondin conspiracy against the revolution took on a permanent shape.
This body, perhaps terrified, agreed to the arrest of twenty-nine Girondin deputies and two ministers.
A number of Girondin politicians, including Buzot, managed to escape from Paris.
His fellow-deputé for Bouches-du-Rhône, the Girondin Barbaroux, attacked him for this appointment.
Charlotte Corday, a Girondin sympathizer executed during the French Revolution for assassinating Jean-Paul Marat.
November 3, Olympe de Gouges, champion of rights for women, accused of Girondin sympathies, is guillotined.
Noirtier the Girondin - Noirtier the senator.
Michel Onfray, " Let us get rid of Robespierrots and launch the Girondin revolution! ".
Protestant bankers had a more Girondin than Jacobin concept of the State 's role.
The Montagnards or Jacobins received 200 seats and the republican, though more moderate Girondin faction 160 seats.
December 8, Seventy-three surviving Girondin deputies are given seats again in the Convention.
On 12 June Louis sacked the Girondin ministers and replaced them by Feuillants.
