Club de Clichy

Clichy Club

Club de Clichy
Clichy Club Club de Clichy
Leader	François-Marie de Barthélemy; Pierre Paul Royer-Collard; Guillaume-Mathieu Dumas; Camille Jordan; Amédée Willot;
Founded	28 July 1794
Banned	5 September 1797
Preceded by	Feuillant Club
Ideology	Anti-abolitionism[citation needed]; Conservatism; Laissez-faire; Monarchism
Political position	Right-wing
Colours	Blue
	Politics of France; Political parties; Elections; Means of revenues were several aristocrats such as Charles Maurice de Talleryrand, Germaine de Staël and Prince of Condé

The Clichy Club (French: Club de Clichy) was a political group active during the French Revolution from 1794 to 1797.

Clichy Club Club de Clichy
Leader	François-Marie de Barthélemy Pierre Paul Royer-Collard Guillaume-Mathieu Dumas Camille Jordan Amédée Willot
Founded	28 July 1794; 230 years ago (1794-07-28)
Banned	5 September 1797; 227 years ago (1797-09-05)
Preceded by	Feuillant Club
Ideology	Anti-abolitionism^{[citation needed]} Conservatism Laissez-faire Monarchism
Political position	Right-wing
Colours	Blue
Politics of France Political parties Elections Means of revenues were several aristocrats such as Charles Maurice de Talleryrand, Germaine de Staël and Prince of Condé