French Papal Imperialism Voice Calls for Unified Revolt
The text contains a heated Foreign Intelligence dispatch urging resistance against France and Britain. It cites calls to revolt, loyalty to the Emperor, and a vow to defend the empire, urging civilians to join the cause and promising vengeance for perceived treachery. It also notes military actions around Compiegne with ongoing bombardment and sallies by the garrison as reported by Journal de Paris.
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Martin
Dalfontie
Alger
Foley
Hothan
Brugfich
France
Quiberon
Hinds
Ebmnen
Aten Bse
Royal Highness urged to support nation’s liberty in Europe
A long dispatch from Vienna dated February 22 reports Austrian and Dutch authorities discussing military mobilization and a firm resolve to continue the war against France. It notes 60,000 troops ready to march, widespread militia formation, and public zeal for independence, with Queen Maria Theresa’s heirs and allied leaders cited in the correspondence.
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Vienna
Fea
Gallicia
Europe
Austria
War Department
Eneceston
Tmy
Netherlands
France
van Tets van Goudriaan
Diplomatic Dispatch From Madrid January 1814
The Regency informs the British ambassador of events since the Duke of San Carlos arrived in Madrid and departed. It highlights government fidelity to guiding principles, asserts no explanations were offered without British Cabinet input, and notes a letter from King Ferdinand VII dated Valencay describing health and scene at Arranjuez.
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Ther
Don Carlos
Bon Antonio
Rane
England
Lord Wellington
Deneve
Nalenny
Adjuya
Abe
Ban Qados
Laforet
Pisa
Great Britain
France
Duke of San Marlon
Napoleon
Mauer
Beith
Europe
Joseph Luyando
Madrid
San Carlos
Duke of San Carlos
Arranjuez
Spain
Ferdinand VII
Valencay
Spanish News from Maprin on Ferdinand VII and War
An Extraordinary Sitting reports a letter from Segor Coppus claiming Ferdinand VII may pass through France to Perpignan. Martinez de la Rosa greets the approaching oath to the Constitution as crucial to end intrigues. A battle summary from Orthes and garrison news in Laredo and Santana are noted, with further dispatches from the Regency.
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Spain
Buonaparce
Ferdinand
Buonaparte
Lord Wellingeron
Orthes
Birwsa
Fea
Laredo
France's Bourbon Restoration Leader Reaches France After Turbulent Exile
An account traces Louis XVIII's perilous flight across Europe from Vitoria to Warsaw and Mittau, aided by allies and hindered by Napoleon. It notes his abdication proposal rejection, refuge in Blankenberg, and eventual welcome back to French provinces amid renewed conflict and British-backed advances.
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Eiglechiwitoke
Cannes
Pitt
Dideéri
Matariney
Verona
Prince de Conde
Brisgun
Anateid
Witter
Lovinl Xvite
France
Germany
Buonaparte
Dillingen
Donaworth
Aix
Fred
Napoleon
Assisin
Mareschat de
Bf Tilsit
England
Monsieur
Duc de Bourbon
J. B. Wourren
Normoutiers
l'Iste Dieu
Amiens
Scotland
London
House of Bourbon
Spain
Falmouth
Continent
Hamburgh
Heligoland
Stralsund
Lon
Duc D
Fragmentary Gazette Entry on Military Positions and Officers
A garbled record outlines defensive lines with troops and supplies. Names like Lerida Mequinensas and Marvorell appear amid unclear references to officers and an order under seal. The decipherable fragments suggest a narrative of fortifications and a security apparatus with dated notes in a wartime context.
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Owever
Manaim
Mancu
Lerida
Marviedro
Socher
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Foreign Intelligence
Duke of
Ileundred
Wem
Margny
Compiegne
Journal de Paris
Cerman Papers
Ancy
Infurt
Roytt
Hentigttren
Lijk
Lester
Official
Don Joseph Lugando Tocus
Arti
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