DESMOULINS, CAMILLE

kämēˈyə dāmoolăNˈ, 1760–94, French revolutionary and journalist. His oratory of July 12, 1789, contributed to the storming of the Bastille two days later. His pamphlets and journals, such as Révolutions de France et de Brabant (1789), were received with immense enthusiasm. Elected to the Convention (1792), he attacked the Girondists in the Histoire des Brissotins; but late in 1793, after the execution of Girondist leaders, Desmoulins, along with Georges Danton, counseled moderation, publishing the journal Le Vieux Cordelier. He was arrested with Danton and others and was executed. His beautiful wife, Lucile Duplessis, was guillotined shortly after.

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...Clemency, 145-50 153, i54, i6o. See also Desmoulins Committee of General Security ioi, 104...Victor, 131, i6z, z59, 262. See also Desmoulins, Le Vieux Cordelier Desmoulins, Camille, xiii, xiv, xvii, xix, 115-70,171...
...et suivi la ceremonie de la confederation nationale du 14 juillet 1790. Desmoulins, Camille, OEuvres de Camille Desmoulins, 2 vols, Paris, 1838. Desmoulins, Camille, Le Vieux Cordelier, Albert Mathiez and Henri Calvet eds , Colin: Paris...
...philosophiques sur les Grecs. 1787? 1794 ed. Desmoulins, Camille, ed. Le Vieux Cordelier. Modern ed. by Henri Calvet. Paris, 1936. Desmoulins, Camille, ed. Oeuvres de Camille Desmoulins. Paris, 1874. Dew, Thomas. Review...
...French revolutionist 1759-1794 , 271 in letter from Camille Desmoulins to his wife, 274 Darc, Jeanne; see Joan of Arc Darius...Mme de Pompadour to Benedict XIV, 193 Desmoulins, Camille, French revolutionist 1760-1794 , 270 - 271 , 275...
...de 1710 a 1803 . 7 vols. Paris, 1903. Danton, Georges. Oeuvres de Danton . Paris, 1867. Desmoulins, Camille. Oeuvres de Camille Desmoulins, depute a la convention nationale, et doyen des Jacobins . Paris, 1836. Duquesnoy, Adrien...
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...hopeful leaders of 1789, as memorably characterized by Camille Desmoulins: We were raised in the schools of Rome and Athens...present, ulteriora mirari, praesentia secuturos. 9 Desmoulins too had protested the Terror in 1793 under the cover...
...petty soul: he praised the recent productions of Desmoulins, at the Jacobins he dared to demand for them freedom...enough to send his best friend to the guillotine. Camille Desmoulins, a friend from youth and a comrade in the struggle...
...en hommage (entre autres) a Voltaire, Rousseau, Desmoulins, Danton, Rouget de lIsle, Ledru Rollin, et jen...subvertir la version officielle de ce mythe. On commemore Camille Desmoulins pour avoir ete le premier a avoir appele le peuple...
...study painting, following the tracks of his improbable great-grandfather finally guillotined in the company of Camille Desmoulins! (6) The fugitive, discontinuous visions of Paris in A Fable never come through with the physical, sensuous...
...appeared on the same front page of the Moniteur as the trial and immediate execution of Georges-Jacques Danton. Camille Desmoulins, and their colleagues.61 These were indeed dangerous times. Engraving production continued, but additional...
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...appeared in the 1290s: he was Guiart Desmoulins (1251-13227), canon, then dean...Volume 2. (Cambridge 1969). Michael Camille, Visualising the Vernacular: A New...Magazine 130 (February 1988). Michael Camille, Seeing and reading: some visual implications...
...of the Jacobin Club. They included Camille Desmoulins, Robespierres comrade from his schooldays. Desmoulins had taken the fateful step of supporting...to a point Robespierre had supported Desmoulins and his campaign against the more violent...
...Jacobins such as Robespierre, Danton, Marat, Hebert, Desmoulins, St. Just, Santerre, Sieyes, Tinville, et al...And in Barack Hussein Obama they have found their Camille Desmoulins, a handsome young lawyer with oratorical skills to...
...established by the mid-eighteenth century. At a famous coffeehouse in Paris, the Cafe Foy, a journalist named Camille Desmoulins who had drank a great deal of coffee climbed onto a table and delivered a passionate and articulate speech on freedom...
...lose confidence in Roman Catholicism. A fellow-student who would also play a leading role in the Revolution was Camille Desmoulins. Robespierre did brilliantly in classics, so that in 1775 he was selected to deliver the official address in Latin...
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DESMOULINS, CAMILLE kame y damoolaN , 1760 94, French revolutionary and journalist...Brissotins; but late in 1793, after the execution of Girondist leaders, Desmoulins, along with Georges Danton , counseled moderation, publishing the...
...Robespierre opposed both the extreme left, under Jacques Hebert , and the moderates, led by Georges Danton and Camille Desmoulins . Each group was in turn arrested and guillotined (Mar. Apr., 1794). By this time, however, Robespierres...


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