Originally founded as the Brenton Club in 1789, it was made up of Brittany delegates to the National Assembly.
Originally founded as the Brenton Club in 1789, it was made up of Brittany delegates to the National Assembly. It split in July, 1791 over a petition calling for the removal of Louis XVI after his attempted escape from France, and many of the moderates left to join the rival Club of Feuillants. FTP, name this influential group during the French Revolution who took their best known name from their meeting place at a former Dominican monastery on Rue St. Jacques.
Originally founded as the Brenton Club in 1789, it was made up of Brittany delegates to the National Assembly.
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