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The Concusion of the Sciences in France 1035 to 14
The article reports on a prize proposal for a public assembly in 1937 about The Concusion of the Sciences in France from Charlemagne to 1035. It notes royal progress to inspect a Hanover horses project along the Meuse, planned rail in front of Charing Cross, and expected work by Christmas. It covers executions in Fleet Prison, a blind woman Mary Perkins case, the John of Yarmouth crew mutiny, imperial motions in Vienna, and troop movements across Europe with Bavaria Danes and Saxons in several frontiers.
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France
Charlemain
Robert 5
Albemarle
Cowper
Meuse
Hanover
Europe
Fleet
Vanlute
Bow
Lord Carteret
Prince of Wales
Faft
Moor Fields
Mary Perkins
Newgate
Leghorn
John of
Yarmouth
Sicily
Hlartley
Italy
Vientine
Dato
Mantuan
Marshal Coigny
Marshal du Bourg
Quadt
Alsace
Count de Belleitle
Three
Bishopricks
Deke de Doras
Burgundy
Marshal Paynger
Flanders
Molesworth
Viscount Molesworth
Ireland
Westminster
Minorca
Germany
Paris
Frankfort
Count Seckendorf
Aix la Chapelle
Diemar
Ferdinand of
Bavaria
Prince George of
Hefle Casfel
Bergues
Juliers
Denmark
Hefle
Wolfenbuteel
Leige
Samore
Meule
Netherlands
Westphalia
Archbishoprick of
Treves
Moselle
Austrian Netherlands
Dutchy of
Luxemburg
Vienna
Austria
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