Wellington Letter On Obelisks And Grecian Architecture
Dr Hire writes to Joan Pomenor about obelisks and Grecian architectural influence. The long declamatory text critiques ancient sources, notes Egyptian transport and shading, and reflects on the sublime, indesision, and public temper. The piece discusses Vitruvius Pliny and the perception of obelisks as architectural objects rather than symbols of heroism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hire
Joan Pomenor
Opiniom
Imei
Symantec Eee
Ales da Copemissi
Ion Pii
Obelisk Imitations and the Fate of Public Monuments
The essay debates stonework of grand public projects, praising enduring design like ancient obelisks while warning against fleeting fashion. It argues permanence through noble form, longevity of plan, and a monumental temple as lasting memorial against corruption and time.
Dublin Letter on a Civic Monument and the Wallington Testimonial
A Dublin letter dated March 97, 1010 discusses architectural ideals for a monument in the capital. It praises the Wallington Testimonial and the Society of Managers backing the project. The author hopes for a distinguished civic tribute and urges prudent, enduring design aligned with Greco natural principles.
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Golate
Gomsmnanlag
Greece
Rome
Toronto
Society of Managers
Wallington
E. Hill
The Dublin Journal Reports Allied Policy On White Cockade
The paper cites a Brussels letter from a trusted officer noting Allied aims to distinguish friends from foes in France. It states that all who wear the white cockade will be treated as King’s supporters and protected, while those bearing the cri coloured badge of the Usurper may face quartering by the Allied Armies.
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Brussels
France
Holus
Fragmentary text yields unclear event
Readable parts do not form a coherent incident or identifiable entities. No persons, organizations, places, dates, or concrete actions are discernible.
Moniteur report on Napoleonic diplomacy and allied moves
Correspondent outlines Allied-Napoleon negotiations with Austria and Bavaria, noting delays and tentative peace prospects. Proclamations and declarations are discussed amid muttered expectations of an amicable settlement, with hints of strategic positions and potential dates in May.
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Moniteur
Shed
Mowreetista
Albatera
Bavontigy
Frenchibenige
Spain
Tron
Princes
Coptinge
Vinita
Aires
Itria
Bavaria
Austria
Napoleon
Paris
Seekibagh
Huninguea
Neufbrisack
Landau
Besancon
Monitéur
Turceny
Armo
Genoa
Gasktie
French Imperial Dispatches Outline European Deployments
From Brussels reports Emperor plans to establish headquarters across Lille Valenciennes Messere Strasburg Laon Grenoble Bourdeaux Toulon Perpigne with generals and corps under diverse leaders. Paris decrees protect heroes from exile and restore funds. Paypourt named Prefect of 688 and Loire. Dresden partition cited. Prussian troops move toward Magdeburg amid shifting campaigns.
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Vadu
Lit Corps
Horoes
Qoberon
Paypourt
Loire
Baron Colombier
London
Journal de l' Empire
Bustin
Ara
Dresden
Sina
Hussars
Pomerania
Magdeburgh
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Wellington
Mediterranean
Egypt
Vitruvius I
Plioy
Gaen
Merle
Mokattam
Nevesi
Diatia
Welles
Sircelar
Angelar
Grradere
Dublin
the Dublin Journal
Boblin-Iuespat
Express
ENA
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