Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia - n. The second month in the
calendar adopted by the first French republic, beginning October
22d and ending November 20th (1793). GNU Webster's 1913 - n. The
second month of the calendar adopted by the first French
republic. It began thirty days after the autumnal equinox. See
vendemiaire. - n. second month of the Revolutionary calendar
(October and November); the month of mist “This letter is the
only specific reference to medals in Napoleon's official
correspondence before 18 brumaire.” “Letters of de Sades on the
sacking of his house near Apt, with supporting document and
proofs of his civism; among others a petition drawn up by him in
the name of the Pique section and read at the Convention year
II. brumaire 25.” “But the 18th brumaire was almost as much a
civil as a military revolution.” “All the educated classes
supported the 18th brumaire; all the educated classes repudiate
the 2nd of December.” “The 18th brumaire was nearer to this --
for that ended, as this has begu