Jacobin
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 56
jak′o-bin, n. a French Dominican monk, so named from their original establishment being that of St Jacques , Paris: one of a society of revolutionists in France, so called from their meeting in the hall of the Jacobin convent: a demagogue: a hooded pigeon.— adjs. Jacobin′ic , - al .— v.t. Jac′obinise .— n. Jac′obinism , the principles of the Jacobins or French revolutionists. [Fr.,—L. Jacobus , James—Gr. Jacobos —Heb. Ya‛aqōb .]
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