Irish Volunteer Faith and Duty Amid War Fever
A Belfast era page recalls Irish loyalty and courage during the conflict with French forces. Letters praise the South and the Volunteers while condemning French aggression and urging unity to defend the country and its laws.
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Ireland
Liutenantté Puoanea
Dublin
England
Meg Hung
Bownthirg
Athlone
Note on Franco American tensions and shifts in colonial holdings
A European note from the Frenich Minister in the United Kingdom discusses British indicators of strain between France and America. It references an Executive Directory stance against revolutionary ideas and notes changes in appointments in Charlestown. France reportedly exchanges Saint Domingo rights with Spain for Florida and Louisiana, amid broader war preparations and church-state concerns.
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Te Frenich
United
Sines
Amerida
Gig
France
Redfis
A. Philadil Fhper
Adetis
Bngaro
Charlestown
Spain
Domingo
Louisiana
Alster
Etic
Netesy
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Poe Dipatchas
Nani
Fleh Ra
Lihmei
Renchoven
Europe
Jourdan
Irelanid
Theoldiers
Cork
Aia
Europé
Tristinen
Dublsy
Aderrifenielty
Polo
Dant
Tof Ream
Eerie Af Grafton
Tegul
Tate
Mindatow
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Oaty
Gia
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