Arbitration and peace as a moral reform effort
A London Examiners critique discusses the Peace Association’s goal to replace war with arbitration and virtue. It argues the plan must address universal honesty and crime, questions the feasibility of compelling arbitration, and notes risks of militaries and rival powers resisting such methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Twe Ixtely
Finsible
Peace Association
M. Victor Hugo
Coleridge
Abuma
Association
Ckay
Vincent
Russia
Canning
Jean Bon St Andiré
Tee Cats
Wickert
Ain
Mtn
Atari
British Gleanings In Metropolitan News Column
A chaotic British Gleanings column reports on resignations, piracy, dockyard appointments, and civil unrest. It notes Lord Augustus Fitero, Sir Benjamin, and Mr Ur hark on tours, a royal commission to choose a market site, bishops and clergy issues, and various London society items. Admirals Codrington and White are ill. bankruptcy acts, tax grants, and church matters also appear alongside local crimes and property damages, with scattered international notes on Italy and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus C.L. Fitero
Benjamin
Maryllons
Ur Hark
M. P
Italy
Tonaha Hay
Times
Dino
Wilf Coun
Wult
Evang
Henry Lytton Bulwer
Miiner
United States
Teper Ilayth
Hane Ray Boules
Eit
Washington
Bulwer Lytton
Abso Eparad
Edward Codrington
Sitr
Janes White
Society For Promoti Koneveleige
London
Cormto
Comora
M. Forest
Berangi
Kamrossy
Ubanze Bandera
Abetuyanecky
Richard Bagshaw
No. 31
Beydiges Xtreed
Covent Galen
Pacts and Rec collections in a scattered fragment
Fragmentary text mixes moral essays with literary and historical allusions. It discusses prosperity ethics, Voltaire and Horace Walpole, religious figures, and then shifts to curious curiosities and a long bone measurement, ending with exchange rates and banking notes. The garbled piece weaves moral instruction with varied topics and old quotations.
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A fragmented line about Wisma and Friday fans, with unclear names and events. The readable portion hints at a local gathering or show but lacks concrete details, dates, places, or identifiable entities to form a complete news item.
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Spirit OF the Press
Partitioners
Poland
Dauius
Austria
Lucy
Fie
Europe
Atmost International
Cobos
Bai Roy
Jeong
Colf
Englin
France
Louis Philippe
Republic
Paris
Paria
England
Faria
Presse
Sieele
Debate
Constitutonnel
Hay
Scotting
Ferguson
King’s College, London
Ashton Key
Moalliere
Murphy
Haymarkes
M. Jullien
Courager
Leschuen
Board of Trade
Jess
Boule
Serea
Hamburgh
Golgatean
88 Wich
Ea Ywence
Sega Menth Os
The
Birmingham Journal
William Faget
Norway
Sweden
Ani
Goose
John Riley
Fun Joorn
Tractarians
York
Bapas
H. J. ‘Post
Camell Revord
Fale Basa
Asker
Surat
North Ish Dany
Clap-bridge Farm
Braintree
Alt
Rolfe
Rayne
Sun Fise
Ireland
Dublin
M'Ge
Bester
New York
Sligo
Noh-bridge
Cork
Bidawell
Newry
Pracince
Munster
John of
Duke of Hamilton
Glaygow
Niagara
Glasgow
Suansreame Hanes
Howinn
Pemanrasorisr
Howard Steno Fesh
Voltaire
Grewy
Frederick
Pmssia
Tatara
Horace Walger
Charles Leon
Hodseeva
Doknsan
Luther
Haven
Calvin
Alfred
Charles IX
George
Henry
Navigw
Inheritence
Napolesmy
Olver Cromwell
John Wesley
Aiden P
P. Sulney
Ouran
John O' Grant
Berea
Beida
Busa Cools Journal
Goss
Bank of Australas
London St
Perm
Rere
Ida
Ora
Meio Oo
O48
Beto
Berek
Mauritius
Perth
Suiblisnatr
Cemage
Avorrenesartes
Iki
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