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Pro Aris et Focis | |
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Leader | Jan-Baptist Verlooy and Jan Frans Vonck |
Founded | 1780s |
Succeeded by | Vonckists |
Ideology | Belgian nationalism Liberalism Republicanism |
Political position | Left-wing (by the standards of the time) |
Pro Aris et Focis (Latin: "For Altar and Hearth", sometimes rendered as "For God and Country") was a secret society in Brussels (then part of the Austrian Netherlands) in 1789, which prepared for the Brabantine Revolution against Emperor Joseph II. It was led by the lawyers Jan-Baptist Verlooy and Jan Frans Vonck.[1][2]
The society would ally themselves with the more conservative Statist faction to form a united block against the Habsburg monarchy.
During the Brabant Revolution, the society formed the core of the revolution's progressive Vonckist faction, which would later be purged by the Statist faction following the proclamation of the United Belgian States.[1]
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