VENDÉMIAIRE

väNdāmyĕrˈ, first month of the French Revolutionary calendar. 13 Vendémiaire of the year iv (Oct. 5, 1795) was the day when Napoleon Bonaparte, until then an obscure general, won fame by putting down a serious insurrection. The Parisian electorate had revolted against certain decrees designed to perpetuate the power of the leaders of the Convention in the Directory, which was about to be established. Napoleon, with the blessings of Barras, crushed the rebels with artillery fire—which he later described as "a whiff of grapeshot."

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...No, never again indeed; not even in Vendemiaire, when another wretched little swarthy...1 See the Moniteur of the 6th Vendemiaire, Year III. 27th September, 1794...sitting of the Convention of the 2d Vendemiaire. The representative Ruamps asks that...
...representative Ricord, such do we find him after Vendemiaire towards the widow of Alexandre de...asks to be tried -- The prisoners of Vendemiaire set free -- The war in La Vendee...emigres and the participators in the Vendemiaire insurrection. It is rejected. Later...
...such as the 9th Thermidor and the 13th Vendemiaire, the recollection of which is still...united in marriage to him, after the 13th Vendemiaire, Josephine, has not ceased for a moment...August, the 9th Thermidor, or the 13th Vendemiaire; it was therefore necessary to harden...
...here made is in reference to the 13th Vendemiaire, which the Royalist author cannot forgive...Bonaparte entered Paris on the 24th Vendemiaire, Year VIII, 17th October, 1799...had on the 9th Thermidor or the 13th Vendemiaire; for, had he sounded a note of alarm...
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Vendemiaire (1918): Going beyond the Serial and the Latin Tradition FRANCOIS DE LA BRETEQUE WHEN HE DIRECTED VENDEMIAIRE IN THE autumn of 1918, Louis Feuillade was one of...Barrabas ( 1919 ) to Le Stigmate ( 1924 ). Vendemiaire has a unique position in this continuity in two respects...
...53. Constitution de la Republique francaise, Brussels, vendemiaire IV (Sept.-Oct. 1795). 54. A.N. F13 1400B, "Dessin relatif...dAssemblee, signed by architect Giraud. The plan bears the date 18 vendemiaire V (Oct. 20, 1796), which refers to the day on which it was...
...un Ossa sur Pelion de toutes les revolutions; 93 sur 89, le 9 thermidor sur le 10 aout, le 18 brumaire sur le 21 janvier, vendemiaire sur prairial, 1848 sur 1830." Revolte du peuple contre lui-meme, cette barricade, comme celle du faubourg du Temple, attaquaient...
...2 Brumaire an III F^sup 12^ 2244, dossier "Carny; an 3." 50. See, for example, testimonials by Fourcroy and Guyton, 14 Vendemiaire and 5 Brumaire, an 5, F^sup 12^ 2244; see too Camille Richard, Le Comite de salut public et les fabrications de guerre pendant...
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...Revolutionary France gave each month of the year a new name that corresponded to its character; thus the autumnal months became vendemiaire ("vintage"), brumaire ("mist"), and frimaire ("frost"). One Englishman responded by calling those months Wheezy, Sneezy...
...also gave birth to a brave new world of metrication and decimalisation. The franc was a product of both. By the law of 16 Vendemiaire, Year 2 of the Republic (October 7th, 1793) it was laid down that the weight of the new currency should be defined in terms...
...Revolutionary France gave each month of the year a new name that corresponded to its character; thus the autumnal months became vendemiaire ("vintage"), brumaire ("mist"), and frimaire ("frost"). One Englishman responded by calling those months Wheezy, Sneezy...


 

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VENDEMIAIRE vaNdamyer , first month of the French Revolutionary calendar . 13 Vendemiaire of the year iv (Oct. 5, 1795) was the day when Napoleon Bonaparte, until then an obscure general, won fame by putting...
...were invented by Fabre dEglantine ): Vendemiaire (vintage month); Brumaire (fog); Frimaire...Revolution Day. The first day of the year (1 Vendemiaire) of year I, II, III, V, VI, and VII...months in which they occurred, see Vendemiaire ; Brumaire ; Thermidor ; Fructidor...
...the coup against him on 9 Thermidor (July 27, 1794). As commander of Paris, he suppressed a royalist uprising on 13 Vendemiaire (Oct. 5, 1795) by turning the troops over to a young officer, Napoleon Bonaparte. Subsequently, Barras became (1795) a member...
...event was to reopen his career overnight. In Oct., 1795, the Convention was assailed by a royalist Parisian uprising (see Vendemiaire ), and Paul Barras persuaded the Convention to place Bonaparte in command of the troops. Napoleon dispersed the mob with...
...setting up the Directory and a bicameral legislature. The constitution went into effect after the royalist insurrection of Vendemiaire (Oct., 1795) had been put down by armed force. The rule of the Directory was marked by corruption, financial difficulties...


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