babeuf造句

• In November 1795, police reported that Babeuf was openly preaching " insurrection, revolt and the Constitution of 1793 ".
• Babeuf and Darth?were guillotined the next day at Vend鬽e, Prairial 8 ( 27 May 1797 ), without appeal.
• O'Brien was influenced by the socialist writer, Gracchus Babeuf, who had been executed during the French Revolution.
• The trial of Babeuf and his accomplices was fixed to take place before the newly constituted high court of justice at Vend鬽e.
• A rumour that national bankruptcy had been declared caused thousands of the lower class of workers to rally to Babeuf's ideas.
• They were influenced by Sylvain Mar閏hal, the author of " Le Manifeste des Egaux " and a sympathiser of Babeuf.
• The group was influenced by Sylvain Mar閏hal, the author of " Le Manifeste des Egaux " and a sympathiser of Babeuf.
• In the ensuing Paul Barras Babeuf's plot of 1796, however, recent research has tended to throw doubt on the assertion.
• Babeuf  defended the fallen Terror politicians with the stated goal of achieving equality " in fact " and not only " by proclamation ".
• This was an attitude which had few supporters, even in the Jacobin Club, and in October Babeuf was arrested and imprisoned at Arras.
• Before Babeuf and his conspiracy could strike, he was betrayed by a police spy and arrested in his hiding place on 10 May 1796.
• On Prairial 7 ( May 26 ) Babeuf and Darth?were sentenced to death, and guillotined at Vend鬽e the next day ( 8 Prairial ).
• Most workers, even of extreme views, were repelled by Babeuf's bloodthirstiness; and police reported that his agitation increased support for the government.
• Babeuf might have faded into obscurity like other agitators, but for the appalling economic conditions caused by the fall in the value of " assignats ".
• The Jacobin Club refused to admit Babeuf and Lebois, on the ground that they were " throat-cutters " ( " " 間orgeurs " " ).
• The Jacobin Club refused to admit Babeuf and Lebois, on the ground that they were " " 間orgeurs " " ( " throat-cutters " ).
• A cry went up that national bankruptcy had been declared, and thousands of the lower class of " ouvriers " began to rally to Babeuf's flag.