Jacobin ism

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 283
jak'o-bin-izin, n. the principles of the Jacobins or French evolutionists. Jacobite, jak'o-bit, n an adherent of James II. and his descendants.— adj of or belonging to — the Jacobites.—adj. Jacoblt'ioal. n. J 'Obitiam. mde mflte m5®n then. «1 283 IMG:page-283.webp:Page 283 p p Jacob s-ladder Jacob 'S-ladder, ja'kobs-lad^r, «. [naut a ladder made of ropes with wooden steps a garden plant with large blue flowers. [From the ladder which Jacob saw in his dream.] Jaoquerie, zhnk'e-re, «. name given to the revolt of the French peasants in the 14th century. [From Jaques (Bonhomme), Jack (Goodfellow), a name applied in derision to the peasants.]
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