Naval Movements Report From Ruffia Port Passage
Part of the Ruiffian squadron at Ruffia with others at Sheerness ordered to Ruffia. The 66 gun Philip and Parmene and the 74 gun Helena refitting asap. Heavier ships expected from the Gulf of Finland in place. Philip undocked after repair. Gun-boats at the port rapidly fitted. Ville de Paris of 74 guns nearly ready to sail awaiting crew to Plymouth.
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Ruiffian
Sheerness
Ruffia
Graaf Orlof
Philip
Parmene
Helena
Gulph
Finland
Ville de Paris
Plymouth
Patience and forbearance in France amid revolutions
A review of the French political state at year end 1795 notes the nation endured six revolutions, from 1789 to 1795, each varying in form and violence. It argues the Directory survives through military power, with the army backing both legislature and executive, foreseeing a stronger yet repressive rule. It contrasts Rome and Egypt guard concepts with France’s volatile military governance.
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Hamburgh
France
Situation Politique Des Wiffances
Europe
Paris
Rome
Egypt
Constantinople
Ini
Directory
Husian'ty
Liverpool
Africa
West Indies
Haygrove
Timibury
R. Hinz
Hawkstone
Shrewbury
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Wollamser
Franconia
Republic
Tt iv
Deux ‘Ponts
Prussia
Barbantane
Marseilles
Barras
Thoulouse
Montpellier
Lyons
Naples
Prusia
Germany
Nuremberg
Franckfort
House of Austria
Fiveiion
Lombardy
Drouet Letters and Prisons Amid European Turmoil
Letters from various fronts report a balloon survey mission for the Army of the Rhine and Moselle heading toward Ulm on the Danube while Solano joins the campaign. Milan silk hoards are said to have been bought by Swiss merchants. Drouet claims escape from the Abbaye prison and argues for legislative fairness, denouncing police overreach and urging constitutional respect amid a growing European conflict with arrests, conspiracies, and armistice chatter.
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Stutgard
Rhine and
Moselle
Danube
Im. Solano
Ulm
Italy
Milan
Englis
Feuille du Four
Dronet
Abbaye
Corillex
Patte
Drouet
Richard
Babeuf
High Court of Justice
Vendome
Paris
Drouet's Letter to the Legislative Body Proclaimed
The Journal des Hommes Libres prints a letter described as the Manifesto of the Jacobins. The Council of Five Hundred rejected its reading, and the piece signals a campaign against the government as Jacobins await the escape of their accomplices.
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Drouet
Journal Des Hommes Libres
Council of Five Hundred
Legislative Session Reports Drouet Escape Details
The Executive Directory presented notes on Drouet s escape including a police report denying any federal prison break and a Commissary of Police process describing rope and iron bar findings in Drouet s room. Guards checked chambers and the directorate debated safety actions as the High Court weighed a letter from Drouet.
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Drouet
Drover
Drezer
Legion de la Fontaine de Grenelle
Eviz
Drei Ichamber
High Court of Justice
Draaer
Merlin
Thionville
Diouets
Esc
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Tristius
Vila Portis
Journal Des Homies Lieues
Chouinnerie
Ube
Hammowne
London
Barave
Mazzua
Rhine
Tyrol
M. de Reve
Samdinia
Atos
Janice
Haseen
Tiine
Grivel
Faillet Avid Company
Miniter
Police
Rheims
Tair
Jalene
Reze
Fiys
Justice
Segeria
Gothon
Medicire
Vefpe
Foundaries Republic
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