It was preceded by an organization essentially led by ambassador Repnin and named for the town of Radom, while opposition to this group was partially led by forces under Aleksandr Bibikov.  This group's prolonged stand at the Zagorz monastery was in part helped by the military reorganization undertaken by Minister Choiseul, (+) sent by the French government to assist them.  The problems they caused the state allowed for the Kohivshchyna (*) Revolt to take place, and one of their marshals was "The Darling Lord", Karol Stanislaw. They were eventually put down by Aleksandr Vasilyevich Suvorov at the Battle of Lanckorona, effectively invalidating their dethronement of King Stanislaw II.  Unable to prevent a 1772 partition, FTP, name this group 
It was preceded by an organization essentially led by ambassador Repnin and named for the town of Radom, while opposition to this group was partially led by forces under Aleksandr Bibikov.  This group's prolonged stand at the Zagorz monastery was in part helped by the military reorganization undertaken by Minister Choiseul, (+) sent by the French government to assist them.  The problems they caused the state allowed for the Kohivshchyna (*) Revolt to take place, and one of their marshals was "The Darling Lord", Karol Stanislaw. They were eventually put down by Aleksandr Vasilyevich Suvorov at the Battle of Lanckorona, effectively invalidating their dethronement of King Stanislaw II.  Unable to prevent a 1772 partition, FTP, name this group of nobles who sought to defend Catholicism and the independence of Poland.
It was preceded by an organization essentially led by ambassador Repnin and named for the town of Radom, while opposition to this group was partially led by forces under Aleksandr Bibikov.  
{Bar Confederation} (or {Confederation of the Bar} or {Barska Konfederacja}) [3]