The Superiority of the Citizen Over the Soldier
A British parliamentary view extols the citizen as the source of national strength over armed force. It lauds the Speaker for linking military glory to civil rights and liberties, warns against militarism corroding public virtue, and argues a large standing army weakens rather than preserves national character.
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Abbott
House of Commons
Edward Somerset
England
Europe
Britain
Prorogation ordered as Chambers set October meet
The King's order for proroguing the two Chambers was read on April 29. They are to reconvene on October 1. French papers note the Bill on clerical endowments, Buonaparte's religious expenses at 11 million francs, and proposals to allot 46 million to the established church. The debate over clerical wealth and corporate status continues amid clashes in the chambers. The Budget passed in the Chamber of Peers and the Law of Divorce approved in the Chamber of Deputes.
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Buonaparte
Chamber of Deputies
Monsieur Colomb
Jordan
M. Colomb
Chamber of Peers
Chamber of Deputes
From the Paris Papers English Soldiers Condemned
Two English soldiers from the Valenciennes garrison have been condemned for coining base money. The harsh sentence underscores wartime discipline and currency fraud allegations tied to the occupation.
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Paris
Valenciennes