Jacobins

Tell me, are the Jacobins at the back of it?

Their political views had much in common with French Jacobins.

The male Jacobins sally out; but only to battle, disaster and confusion.

Much is invisible; the very Jacobins have their reticences.

Later, with the three Jacobins, this became twelve.

However, it never came into power because of the trouble between the Jacobins and Girondins.

The new régime met opposition from remaining Jacobins and the royalists.

In its southern part, the street passes through the Place des Jacobins.

Oh, we were bloodthirsty Jacobins in those days!

They see those Jacobins in every crowd.

The jacobins are two species of hummingbirds in the genus Florisuga.

Ballon was on a mission against terrorists, the New Jacobins, and had not returned the call.

The New Jacobins had been rounded up and handcuffed.

Now our Jacobins consider me indifferent to the issue and, secretly, pro-rebel."

There was no pardon for the proscribed Jacobins because their proscription had been really desired.

It starts with a 20th-century corner tower on the Place des Jacobins.

In the first verse the "blues", refers to the revolutionary republicans-the Jacobins.

The street was created in the mid-19th century and has never been modified since its opening on the Place des Jacobins.

He was a member of the Club des Jacobins.

I left the car by the side of the cathedral, and then walked down the steps into the Place des Jacobins.

If I had given my sister to a noble, all your Jacobins would have raised a cry of counter-revolution.

The new Jacobins had selected the United States for the task of transforming the world.

The topazes and jacobins combined have the oldest split with the rest of the hummingbirds.

An argument develops, but suddenly the people return, alarmed at the rumour that sinister Jacobins have arrived in the town.

"You really think he'd send his New Jacobins against US?"