Rome News Triggers French Public Debate on Constitution
The article reports Rome's bombardment by General Oudinot and the French response. It notes strong political tensions in France, with republican and socialist journals condemning the action and predicting upheaval. Protests and declarations from Democratic Friends of the Constitution accuse the government of violating constitutional rights and international duties as debates continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Constituent Assembly
M. de Lesseps
General Oudinot
Paris
Republic
France
Oudinot
Friends of the Constitution
Democratic Association of the Friends of the Constitution
Afontagne
Sas
The
Romo
Prussian Baden clout and Prussia’s crown clash in reform era
From Vienna reports detail Prussia and Bavaria under strain as Baden faces repression of evangelical ministers and a growing republican mood. The Berlin Parliament, kingly concessions, and a contested election law spark dissolution and renewed clashes between Liberals and Conservative forces.
German religious liberty and Baden questions in 19th century notes
W M B reports on German clergy Karl, Down Eberlin, and Mann, noting Mann's prominence in evangelical press and opposition to Strauss. Discusses potential Free Church in Baden, Prussia influence, and southern German resentment. Includes Baden census data, proposed Republic sentiment, and Vienna censorship and a Catholic burial controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastor Karl
Mallberg
Eberlin
Wieslogh
Pastor Mann
Lontesheim
Tam
Germany
Strauss
Liverpool
Evangelical Alliance
Grand Duchy of Baden
Carlarudo
Brentans
Haden
Baden
Prugstr
Tines
Prussia
Wurtemberg
Oxtderitsche
Vienna
Hungary
Matthew Lehmann
W.M. B
The Clash Over Religion In Politics In Prussia
A 19th century analysis compares Prussia under Frederick William IV with Britain, arguing religion should not be weaponized in politics. It notes the king’s reliance on troops, contrasts Christian grounding of the British revolution with German republican fears, and cites a American observer doubting Germany's readiness for a republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Bavaria
Baden
Vienia
Hanover
Saxony
Nef
Prubsia
Thad
Pertinpa
Frederick William IV
Louis XVI
Henry IV
Frederick the Great
Frederick William II
Frederick William TL
Minisey
Pronysia
Lichtfreunde
Friends of Light
Union
Lutherana
Lutheran Quarterly Review
Rudelbach
Copenhagen
Guericke
Halle
Henry Viiii
James I
Berlin
Hengstenberg
Simon
Silesia
Thiele
Europe
Palestine
Theurd
Germany
Sybil
Tinee
Phe
Anand
Kar
Charles T
Both Ix
Rudloff
Scotland
United States
Humiliating Position of Charles Albert in Piedmont Rise
From Turin June 2 1849 a correspondent reports that Piedmont remains under the influence of a Camarilla of nobles prelates and Jesuits who control the state. Despite liberties claimed in a written constitution and national guards liberal clubs and presses, the real rulers from 1814 onward retain power through surveillance bureaucracy and ecclesiastical authority backed by Austria and the Papacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Keto
Charles Albert
Sardinia
Turin
Paris
Genoa
Alessandria
Austria
Circuit Politici
Piedmont
Spain
Europe
America
Caraderos
Madrid
Ignatius Loyola
Vienna
Rome
Piedmonteces
Camarilla
Victor Emmanuel I
Napoleon
Chambery
Nizza
Novara
Tortona
Charles Felix
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