Jacquard Loom
a loom for weaving figured goods. popularly given to a revolt of the French peasantry against the nobility, which took place while King John was a prisoner in England in 1358. Jacques Bonthe nobles to the peasants, from which the nobles to the peasants, from which gan in the Beauvais, under a chief of the name of Caillet, and desolated Pithe insurrection took its name. the name of Caillet, and desolated Pireprisals were executed against the noreprisals were executed against the nobility for their oppressions. It was suppressed after some weeks. a It be- JACUHY (zhä-kö-ē'), a river of Grande; length, about 250 miles.
Brazil, province of Sao Pedro do Rio Grande; length, about 250 miles. JACUSI (jak-ö'sē), in Japanese mythology, the god of medicine.