- dez‿ami de dʁwa də lɔm e dy sitwajɛ̃]),
mainly known as
Cordeliers Club (French: Club des
Cordeliers [klœb de kɔʁdəlje]), was a
populist political club during...
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Cordeliers Convents (French:
Couvent des
Cordeliers) in France.
Cordeliers was the name
given in
France to the
Conventual Franciscans. The
Cordeliers...
- Le
Vieux Cordelier (French: [lə vjø kɔʁdəlje]) was a
French journal published by
Camille Desmoulins between 5
December 1793 and 3
February 1794 at the...
- The Doctor's
Horrible Experiment (French: Le
Testament du
docteur Cordelier) is a 1959
French black-and-white
television film
directed by Jean Renoir...
-
criticism of the
Reign of
Terror as the
editor of the
journal Le
Vieux Cordelier. He was a
schoolmate and
close friend of
Maximilien Robespierre and a...
- Les
Cordeliers (French pronunciation: [le kɔʁdəlje]) is one of the
central quarters in the 2nd arrondis****t of Lyon, France. It is
mainly known for the...
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either under her
maiden name, Underhill, or
under the
pseudonym "John
Cordelier", as was the case for the 1912 book The
Spiral Way.
Initially an agnostic...
- The
Cordeliers Convent in
Paris (in French: "Les
Cordeliers", or "l'École
Pratique de la Faculté de Médecine de Paris", in English: the
Practical School...
-
radical leftist Cordeliers seceded, and in July 1791, the right-wing
Feuillants also
split themselves off.
Together with the
Cordeliers, the
Jacobin left-wing...
-
lawyer on the eve of the Revolution,
Danton became a
famous orator of the
Cordeliers Club and was
raised to
governmental responsibilities as the
French Minister...
