And yet the only act of violence these young revolutionists committed was in entering a printing establishment and setting up with their own hands the type for Pétofi's poem, that afterward became the war-song of the national movement.
Hence the "Bonnet Rouge" soon became the rendezvous of the Revolutionists of that quarter; and through them Bridoul acquired information with regard to their plans that enabled him to save the lives of many citizens.
Then with hoarse shouting, the advance line of the revolutionists swept around a corner and directly towards them.
He had long seen that it was more this than the plotting of the Revolutionists which was undermining his power.
At this suggestion, the Opposition broke through all restraint, and denounced them asrevolutionists and traitors.
The camp of the revolutionists was not more the scene of rigid military drilling, than of warm discussions on the five cardinal points of their faith.
Even within the lifetime of the revolutionists the spirit decayed.
On the maternal side the Tappan family were also revolutionists, and back of revolutionists Reformationists in the days of Queen Elizabeth, and still back of that, Crusaders.
Had our modern social revolutionists the vigorous and undaunted conception of their own powers that these had, our social movements would not be such pitiful abortions,--core-rotten even before the outward flecks appear.
The "reformists," on the other hand, accused the revolutionists of precipitating the strike and of defeating the general movement by hasty action on the Paris-Nord.
The greater part of the time of the congress was consumed in discussing the resignation of Niel, the accusations against the former secretary Griffuelhes, and the quarrels of "reformists" and revolutionists generally.
But some of the glory of past ages remains hidden away in corners of the city; some has been recovered from the vandalism of iconoclastic eighteenth-century architects, canons, revolutionists and nineteenth-century prefects.
So lost to reverence and devoid of artistic sentiment were the official architects of this period, that a sacrilege worse than any wrought by revolutionists was perpetrated at the instance of the canons of Notre Dame.
Bastille where the revolutionistspenetrated on 14th July: on the pavement in front of No.
It was to our fathers like the shadow of a great rock in a weary land--it has enabled them to transmit to us a fair and glorious inheritance--if we suffer revolutionists to rob us of this birth right "then we are bastards and not sons.
The conduct of the revolutionists towards the Church of France was actuated partly by the urgent needs of the national exchequer, partly by hatred and fear of so powerful a religious corporation.
The revolutionists had merely traced the outlines of a scheme: it remained for the First Consul to fill in the details, or to leave it blank.
And thus it was reserved for the First Consul to achieve what the revolutionists had only begun, building on the foundations and with the very materials which their ten years' toil had prepared.
In truth, he was a sufficiently good disciple of the French revolutionists to plead very cogently his claims to a "natural frontier.
It may perhaps be applied with justice to the early struggles of the French revolutionists to secure their democratic Government against the threatened intervention of monarchical States.
These afterwards gave place to the tricolour cockade, which is said to have been a mixture of the traditional colours of Paris (red and blue) with the white of the Bourbons, the early Revolutionists being still Royalists.
On the day of opening, his windows were filled with prints of the most extravagant of the French Revolutionists and of the founders of the American Republic placed side by side, along with portraits of George III.
It may be urged by some that the sanguinary war maintained by the revolutionists can be held as a proof of their un-Christian character, and that they are endeavouring to propagate their faith by the sword.
They are revolutionists in the strictest sense of the term; both the work of slaughter and of plunder are carried on so far as is necessary to secure the end.
The Revolutionists of all classes have a large majority in the Assembly, but not the requisite constitutional three-fourths.
The genuine revolutionists were rather the men who destroyed the manufacturer's machines, and were learning to regard him as a natural enemy.
How would the duke of Bedford like to be treated as the revolutionists were treating the nobility in France?
The most ardent revolutionistswill be sent to the scaffold.
But those who watch and think do not misinterpret the signs: workers and exploiters, Revolutionists and Conservatives, thinkers and men of action, all feel that a revolution is at our doors.
In order to effect this, he created a tribunal, which not materially differed from the celebrated High Commission Court of Elizabeth, and to break up which was one great object of the revolutionists who brought Charles I.
Safety, however, was no longer thought of; revenge alone dictated this march to Rome, the last outbreak of fury in the passionate revolutionists and especially in the despairing Sabellian nation.
The second feature was the liberation of the poor, a need which all former revolutionists had seemed to overlook.
They struck the note of glory, but all revolutionists had heard that note; what was needed was the call to self-sacrifice.
The revolutionists of Europe had a philosophy, but no religion.
The little band of revolutionists was hounded without mercy, terror reigned in Genoa, and the only choice offered the rebels was between betrayal of their friends and execution.
Meantime northern revolutionists were waking to the idea of sending an expedition south to free Sicily, and Garibaldi's name was on every tongue.
The activities of revolutionists and reformers were met by most severe measures on the part of the government.
At a meeting of the revolutionists a group of soldiers and working men was selected to call upon the Duma and ask that body to form a temporary government.
From the beginning they had opposed the control of affairs by the moderaterevolutionists under Kerensky.
Whenever a revolt against Turkish rule would break out, the revolutionists could almost always count on the help of one or the other of these nations.
That event, however, aroused the revolutionists again and, as we shall see, they were of the greatest service to us as allies.
Not one of the so-called revolutionists was seen, heard, shot, or wounded.
Thus the Socialist-revolutionists were gradually relegated in the mind of the extremists to the great body of the hated "bourgeois.
I never before understood why the Russian police feared the women revolutionists so much.
I did not doubt that there were spies in the very inner circle of the revolutionists themselves.
He paused, and the revolutionists stared fixedly at the fragments of the now harmless bomb before them.
Some of the picturesque haunts of the revolutionistswould have furnished material for a story in themselves.
Now in what does this entity really consist, this mysterious fetich which revolutionists have revered for more than a century?
I shall devote a paragraph to certain revolutionists who were famous for the development of their most sanguinary instincts.
The cavalry charged without order from Don Cornelio, it was the last effort of the revolutionists to force on a conflict for the purpose of plunging us into anarchy and so making an opportunity for themselves.
Leopold met the threatening language of the revolutionistswith dignity and temper.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "revolutionists" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
