Letters on France and the Revolution from an Englishman in Paris
An English correspondent in Paris writes of France’s condition in 1792, denouncing the Jacobins and Versailles era vices, applauding a just revolution while warning of tyranny and mob rule, and urging continued correspondence on France’s events. The letter analyzes political intrigues, governance, and the dangers facing the king and nation.
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Paris
France
Dé la Fayette
la Caballe
la Faction
la France
National Assembly
Palais Royal
Thuilleries
Cobler
Mirabeau
Versailles
Europe
Louvois
Richlieu
Mazarine
de Reve
Fencin
Jeis
Chile
Itill
Address of King Stanislaus Augustus to Polish Nation July 4 1792
The circular appeals to civil military commissions and citizens of Poland and Grand Duchy of Lithuania to defend national independence and constitutional government. It urges volunteers enlistment, mobilization near Wanaw, and noble support to deter foreign and domestic interference, pledging unity and sacrifice to save the republic. Delivered from Warsaw on July 4, 1792.
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Poland
Palatinates
Kingdom of Poland
Grand Duchy of Lithuania
Wanaw
Warsaw
SrantsLaus Aucustus
Lincoln's Inn Hall Petition and July Agricultural Report
Ex parte Pitt case heard before the master at Lincoln's Inn Hall. Petition seeks transfer of 30,400l. in three percent annuities to Lady Grenville and settlement validation against her marriage portion. Also included is a July agriculture report noting delayed harvests across southern England due to rains, drought effects, crop blights, varying yields, and market trends for barley, oats, wheat, turnips, wool, beef, and mutton.
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Lincoln’s
Nn Hall
Pitt
Ann Pitt
Grenville
Thomas Lord
William Wyndham
Lord Grenville
Lady Grenville
Lord
C.g
England
Hertfordshire
Middlesex
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Stagislaus Augustus
Lincoln's Inn Hall
Buckinghamshire
Bedfordshire
Morfolk
Welth
West Country
London
Cornhill
Dublin
Great Britain
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