Manifesto Against the French Revolution Continues
A long wartime pamphlet decries the National Assembly and its supporters as usurpers who overthrew the monarchy, toppled ancient political bodies, persecuted religion, and unleashed chaos across France. It recounts royal escape attempts, conspiracies, and violence, culminating in reflections on sovereign rights, with a note that the piece will continue.
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No-body blamed for loss of America in Regency debates
The London Gazette reports a Definite Treaty with Tippoo Sultann dated August 21. It details agreements between the East India Company, Nawaub Behauder and Tippoo Sultaun, under Cornwallis, with hostages, half the country ceded, and payment terms amid postwar arrangements.
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