Trial Ends as Count Laniska Is Freed by Jury
Albert defends Count Laniska in a Prussian court where Solomon the Jew faces charges. The jury returns a verdict for the prisoner, the king confirms judgment, and Laniska is spared imprisonment while Solomon is sent away to study. The scene ends with reflections on jury justice and royal assent.
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Albert
Sophias Mannfeld
Berlin
Solomon
WiAlbart
Laniaka
Honn
Milbert
Count Laniska
Solomon the Jew
Liud Acolamone
Prussia
Cunot Laniaka
Frederick
Tin
Ormtinuva
Jong Wu
Solomon Thedew
Milsnee
Spanday
Piytsdain
Laniska
Count Lanska
Praine
Court OF Common Pleas
Mason W. Pierce
Isaac Litcomb
Mount Hope
J. R. Bullock
A. Bosworth
Risq
Samuel Randall
Gardner Case
Raiflell
Marshalbes
Narragansett Brick Co
J. M. Blake
Eeys
E. B Bradley
Eng
Defis
Gardner Jones
Mark A. D'W. Allen
Justices' Court
Jusleva
Hannah
Gladding
Benjamin M
Neing
Fifteen Days Later from Europe Caledonia Arrives
The Caledonia reached Boston after a 15 day 16 hour voyage from Liverpool. Reports note lowered grain and cotton prices in England and on the Continent, a steady money market, and continued free trade. The ship carried 57 passengers to Halifax and 63 to Boston.
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Caledonia
Lott
Boaton
Liverpool
England
Europe
Geo. Bancroft
Belgrave
Place
London
Windsor Castle
Lord Palmerston
States of North America
Baron Geroll
Berlin
Zallverein
Boson
Boston
Halifax
Great Britain
Great
Colton
Ireland
Eli Wilson
Wilmington
Iel
Longford
County Court-house
Old Connaught
Lord Plunket
Freeman 'S Journal
Plunket
Galaway
Clements
Dublin
Tulla
County Clare
Newcastle
Limerick
Belfast
Skibbereen
Pourveau
Viana
Villareal
Tras Os Montes
Caza
Insurgenta
France
Strait of Dover
Palmerston
Guizot
Lord Normanby
Rome
China
War with Mexico and the quest for redress
The document argues that the United States sought peaceful redress from Mexico for long standing wrongs including seizures of ships and insults to the flag. It contends Mexico provoked hostilities, cites diplomatic efforts from 1837 to 1840, and notes Congress chose forbearance over force, leading to a 1839 convention and a delayed claim commission.
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Mexico
United States
Rio Grande
Department of State
Cougygos
Hs Onn
Jeauty
Ptte
Sodtckean
Stniecf Nat Co Exico
Bor
Psaaidane
Peter Alyaus
Rabie Ta Calla
Dempag
Nedre Soy Ma el Foreign Relations Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Aes
Aspedial En
Wiedermond
Washington
van Buren
Europe
Hess
United States of America
Mexican Republic
Cétmmnis Piere
Cara
Dolla
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Ema Paiva
Pirowgh
Bittenet
Lima
Gilad
Prisjon
Deashson
Coonsel Ng
John Howe
Sameel Ames
Engs
Bollock, Esq
Crandall
Hande Bually
Warren
Newport
Deallg
Mexia
Messrs
Norris
U. S
Pholpa
F. A. Burgess
John Gardner
Bristol Ferry
Mr G
Groucher
Portsmouth
Castle Island
Prudence
Park