The New International Encyclopædia/Jacobin
JACOBIN. A small, highly artificial pigeon, resembling the capuchin, in which the prolonged upright feathers of the neck and head form a sort of cowl about the face. See Pigeon and Colored Plate of Pigeons.
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JACOBIN. A small, highly artificial pigeon, resembling the capuchin, in which the prolonged upright feathers of the neck and head form a sort of cowl about the face. See Pigeon and Colored Plate of Pigeons.