Armenian Autobiography Reveals Fall of Nation
A memoir translated from Armenian sources portrays severe decline among Armenians under Muslim rule and Jewish-dominated commerce. It follows Artemiat Magzarschapat’s hardships, migration to Russia, life in Tofflis and Paris, and later plans for Jerusalem. The piece notes strife, poverty, and resilience amid conquest and exile.
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Artemiat
Thair
Urope
London
Marveilles
Russia
Armania
Artemi
Blata
Tive Place
Tofflis
Georgia
Ausnar
Tyralf
Lange
Avery Tayeh
Popimon Edgepekin
Asia
Tachmas Kuly Chan
Grusia Georgia
Persia
Ita
Petersburgh
Paris
St Petersburgh
Mons St. Martin
Julion von Kiapmth
Jerusalem
Napoleon's daily life in his later years as described
The account details Napoleon's irregular sleep, rising at odd hours to write or ride when weather allowed, and his structured routine of meals, visitors, and work. It notes his preference for simple meals, long reading or dictation periods, and occasional chess. It mentions his insomnia easing in darkness and his habit of riding with his entourage on good days.
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Ceas
Corneille
Flo
Napotron
St. Helena
Woucot
Pater Pindar
Richard Phillips
Weltyie
Carlton House
Chin
Bin
Robinson
Golding
Walker
Peter
Pets
Pater
John Brown
Lambeth-street
Paxslog
Cornwall-Street
St. George's
Eailor
Conwiut
Chosuilar
South Sea
Gough Island
Roucatius
Boya
Java
Phey
Liqudanun
Furfur
Utady
Daorsy
Gaavet
Assau
Knox
Armagh
Aghaloo
Knox Tuoka
Azhaloo
Guildhall
Exeter
Stroat
Drusilla Stroat
John Bennett
St. Sidwell
Nox Womba
Street
Theg
Nossionn
Skerborn Mercury
Yrada
Africa
A. Mends
Tarnano
Passaze
Niorra Leno
Iristote
Quebec
Upper
Lower Canada
Congress
Weber
Edinburgh
Will Wilord
Stallord Sesalon
James Lewan
McGoatburn
Louth Grand Jury
Pierre Butler
Kilkenny
Goseport
Albany Barracks
Marekiad
O'vlock
Wvintengat
Perry
Parhivenant
Sami
Ricuano Guxxket
Trish
Danse of Commons
The King's Come In Song Through Scottish Rejoicing
A reader’s garbled verse extols a royal return to power as Scots clans rally in chorus and march toward ceremony. The piece mentions Arthur’s Seat bonfire plans and the royal party’s Madrid troubles, blending patriotic mood with dissident notes and local notices.
Fragmented British letter hints at political calm after duel
The British Mouiee reports a duel between the Marquess of Worth and the Earl of Knox near Throwlay, ending without bloodshed. A later extract notes a flourishing metropolis and trade revival in La Guira, with 3800 ships returning from West India islands and money in free circulation, while Bolivar and Spanish tensions are mentioned.
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la Guira
India Islands
Bolivar iv
Hillborg Snavnord
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Slive Journal
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