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response to
their poor
quality of life
under the
Ancien Régime. The word
sans-
culotte,
which is
opposed to "aristocrat",
seems to have been used for the first...
-
First Republic, and not yet commissioned, she was
renamed Sans-
Culotte, in
honour of the
Sans-culottes. On 14
March 1795, she took part in the
Battle of...
- of his
Symphony No. 6 in E-flat
minor Revolutionary. An
alternative "
sans-
culotte"-like
version was sung by Édith Piaf for the
soundtrack of the film Royal...
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Simon Chenard as a
Sans-
Culotte (French:
Portrait du
chanteur Simon Chenard en
costume de
sans-
culotte) is an oil on
canvas portrait painting by the French...
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attacked a
fortified hilltop near
Hendaye and was
defeated in the
Battle of
Sans Culottes Camp. Out of 13,000
Spanish infantry, and
their 700
supporting cavalry...
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Seven ships of the
French Navy have
borne the name
Sans-
Culotte in
honour of the
Sans-culottes: Orient, an Océan-class 118-gun ship of the line of the...
- pronunciation: [fʁɑ̃swa ɑ̃ʁjo]; 2
December 1759 – 28 July 1794) was a
French Sans-
culotte leader,
street orator, and
commander of the
National Guard during the...
-
historic men's
culotte breeches,
except that in French,
calling something "culottes" is like
calling them "bottoms". The
historical French term "
sans-culottes"...
- The
Battle of
Sans Culottes Camp (5
February 1794) saw a
Spanish army
commanded by José de
Urrutia y de las
Casas attack part of the
French Army of the...
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Terror of 1794, the
workaday outfits of the
sans-culottes
symbolized Jacobin egalitarianism.
Sans-
culotte literally translates to "without culottes",...
