Reflections on Revolution in France and English Society
A dense discourse on the French Revolution, its impact on European manners, and the crisis in English public life. The author argues that Enlightenment change will erase chivalric and social affections, replacing them with cold reason, while warning against the dominance of commerce and technocratic rule over nobility, religion, and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
Maniere
Commonwealth
Patranane
Arma
Mancaere
England
France
Dr. Price
Garrick
Huch
Athens
Thia
The Revolt Against Kingships and Liberty in France
The text condemns monarchy and despotism while praising the rights of men. It argues misfortune for Louis XVI is not crime, warns against complacent awe of kings, and fears unchecked despotism threatening liberty and humanity. It contrasts virtue with prosperous usurpation and applauds attempts at sharing power.
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Pastor Exulta
Louis
France
Thole Ticket Sales and Prizes Draw in Dublin Prices
A damaged fragment notes tickets and shares to be disposed of at a draw in Dublin with prizes and money involved. The entry mentions Thole Talim and Ted Urdi amid unclear phrasing and plotted as a public sale or prize drawing event.
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Dublin
Royal Bounty disputed and a governor’s proclamation noted
A antique report records Lord Liewrepantifued proclaiming the end of the Royal Bounty for land and sea service. It notes a court case in Common Pleas with Dutton and Nap per3 adjourning, a sheriff and commons meeting about John Hebden and L Buckley, a young woman found dead near Stephen’a Green, and a sentence of whipping for journeymen fenante for unlawful combination in Earl of Meath’s Liberty. The piece comments on the propriety and spectacle of the punishment and cites magistrates present, including John Lees, Esq.
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Earl of
Meath
John Lees
Burglary at Long-street and Dublin notes contentions
A burglary on Thursday night near Long-street, from Men-street to New-street, involved furniture theft and a valuable stash. police issue orders for searches. The report also sketches political chatter from Cork about Mr. Cowper and a duel, references to Dublin Grand Jury, and Spain England trade tensions.
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Dean Maxwell
Tate
Cork
Brady
Coe
Coe In Saturday A Youbiy Mah
Ford
Black Rock
UN 9
Charpe”Sf
Kilam
Dublin
Perday
Dalphin
Tegal Tedrefe
Harold
Spain
England
Great
Great Britain
Peter-street
Pertiape
Fallon
Peter-Greet
Edwards
Marthalséa
Theatres Bring Fame to Townsfolk in Evening Show
The town fills for a performance featuring El ton's daughter in a character praised for taste and feeling. The manager earns high remarks for staging, while the company presents Macheath and Polly with strong supporting lines, claiming the British stage would envy the display.
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Dikinsion
Elton
Clio
Ward
Th Nager
Siegexr
Mify Brete
Georges Billington
Irish Lottery Draw and scattered prize figures
The item lists numbers and prizes from the Ireland State Lottery drawing with numerous figures and references to locations and names, including names like Greenock Glasgow Bristol and assorted entries. The text also mentions postage and mail timing references and various person or firm names, indicating a compilation of winnings and notices.
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Burke
London
Dublin Castle
Thomas Byrne
Tax City Lottery Office
Paxham
Byane
Talim
Ted Urdi
Nand
Lord
Court of “Common Pleas
Dutton
Commons
Thalfel
John Hebden
L. Buckley
Corporation of Butchers
Stephen’aegreen
Ine
ARREV
Salisbury
Sevanes M' Laughlin
Greenock
Onny
Mackay
Glasgow
Industry
Sharp
Greenosky
Thence
Mary
Jone
Bristol
Mr. Goods
Ballatt
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