Academics debated how various Jacobinisms influenced different revolutionary movements in the nineteenth century.

The historian argued that Jacobinism profoundly reshaped the social order during the Revolution.

The Jacobines organized nightly meetings to coordinate their efforts during the uprising.

The radical pamphleteer attempted to jacobinize the municipal council with fiery speeches.

Every political pamphlet the faction publishes jacobinizes the town, pushing moderate citizens toward radical reforms.

By 1793 the revolutionary leaders jacobinized the provincial governments, abolishing privileges and imposing central control.

The historian argued that the Jacobinic policies during the French Revolution were driven by a desire for radical equality.

The radical faction attempted to Jacobinize the local government, purging moderates and enforcing strict egalitarian policies.

Every time he speaks in the assembly, he Jacobinizes the debate, steering colleagues toward uncompromising, radical reforms.

The university's sudden Jacobinization alarmed conservative faculty who feared radical restructuring.