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The Origins of Contemporary France
Volume 3 (of 6)

CHAPTER II
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5, 1792, he gives a plan for establishing public festivals, "in imitation of the Spartans," and takes for a motto, Non omnis moriar (Baron de Girardot, "Roland and Madame Roland".

I.83, 185)] [Footnote 2232: Political club uniting moderate and constitutional monarchists.

They got their nickname because they held their meetings in the old convent formerly used by the feullants, a branch of Cistercians who, led by LaBarriere, broke away in 1577.

The Feuillant Club was dissolved in 1791.

(SR).] [Footnote 2233: Moniteur, XI.


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