Call for 1812 Constitution Spurs Spanish Crisis in Europe
The discourse argues that the southern and central districts of Spain demand the 1812 constitution not for its details but to reaffirm the principle of restoring the Bourbon line under sovereigns who respect national liberties. It warns that foreign intervention looms as France and England may align against Spain, and questions Isabella's hold while Don Carlos seeks lawful governance under existing laws.
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India-street
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National Provincial Bank OF England
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Dan, Robertson
Austin-friars
London
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Provisional Committee
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Proposals for Ulster as a site for cotton manufacture
A correspondent argues that Ireland has superior climate and logistics for cotton mills, especially Ulster with Derry Donegal Antrim and Waterford Wexford. He cites cheap land low rents easy coal access via Londonderry Belfast and Wexford, and favorable sea routes to America. He urges Irish enterprise and reform in Poor Law and Church, noting British attitudes and investment by Royal Irish Society and the Marquis of Londonderry.
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