The French Protestants and the Romilly Debate
The discussion centers on Sir Samuel Romilly's speech on French Protestant persecution. The piece argues against broad anti Bourbon sensationalism, contending Protestant suffering is tied to political strife, asserts French laws protect worship, and criticizes Romilly for bias on French affairs while defending a measured, fact-based defense of Protestant rights.
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Samuel Romilly
Samuel
Oear
Poerties
Criey
Bronaparte
France
Fingand
Cobbin
Messrs
Wilkes
Peliat
London
Nismes
Arwinst T' Harlot
Seavent
Dhabiat
Robert Wilson
Buonaparte
England
Louis the Fourteenth
Napoleon at Saint Helena exposed to insults and intrigue
The letter outlines Napoleon Bonaparte's grievances at Longwood, accusing Sir Hudson Cockburn of insults and prohibitions, detailing clashes over visitors and passes, and noting his praise for the Admiral's restraint. It also reports muttered rumors about slaves and enslaved people, Murat's death, and the evolving dynamic with Admiralites.
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St. Helena
Longwood
Baonaparte
Sum
Isle de Brouillard
Murat
Jacwa
Tacer
Marti
Wisi
Avery
Sueh Peses
Marshal Werte
Hites-zate
Aomile
Ecourl
Maro
Beret
Napoleon
Gas Hehci Company Evaluation Sparks Probing Questions
An evaluation before a House of Commons committee focused on the gas-heated company.Questions probed stock ownership and tape cases. An untrained member blamed others, while charged seats were set. Eight suspects faced charges as witnesses testified under Sir Humphreys Davy’s request.
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Comeaous
Gas-Hehi
Uel
Ter
Aod
Humphreys Davy