Committee of General Security
Under the Reign of Terror, the "enragés" were suppressed along with most other extremist groups, including the Society of Revolutionary Republican Women. On September 16, 1793, Lacombe, then president of the Society, was publicly denounced by the Jacobins to the Committee of General Security. The Jacobins accused her of "making counter-revolutionary statements" and having associated and aided a "notorious counter-revolutionary, the énrage Leclerc".