France Mulls War Plans Amid Jacobin Strife and Navy Talks
A long extract outlines Revolutionary France’s war footing with estimates of 500 000 troops and eight armies, plus naval considerations. It reports on Jacobin influence, ministerial reorganizations, pay raises for sailors and workers, and a Belgians incorporation, while detailing Dumourier’s financial bills and calls to fund the army.
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Belgic
Alps
Italy
Committee of Finances
National Convention Vote Splits 557 Voters in Tarn
The nominal appeal for the presidential element shows 478 votes for Gor and 179 for Le Rakand de St. Etienne. The Republican party claims victory over Orleans with a 15 vote margin amid heated exchanges and accusations of villainy directed at Rabaad.
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Bat
Gor
Le’Rakand de
St. Etienne
Epublican
Orleans
Rabaad
War relief and Arsenal Fire Report From Continent
A dated evening notice reports that proceeds from the sale of emigrant property in foreign lands should fund war expenses. It notes negligence leading to an Arsenal fire destroying fulils and gun carriages, with damages estimated at 600 090 livres. Also mentions St Malo arming six privaterts to sail when war with England begins.
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Landau
Fee
St. ‘Maloés
Engfag
Tome
Paris Crisis and British Reactions in Morning Senate
A London morning summary outlines Parliament committees and royal events. It discusses Louis XVI, the French monarchy, impending massacres, and reactions in England including hints of regency, with references to ambassadors and political shifts.
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Motier
Monsieuris
France
Louis i
Dei
Louis* Xvie
Monsieur
Ratematter-Row
Lord Laxdivowne
Léuis
GE Chang
Correspondence on British French Controversy
A May to November set of papers submitted to Parliament covers M Chauvelin’s war explanations, British cautions against private French ships, Grenville and Canuveum replies, and calls for dialogue to maintain harmony between France and Britain amid the war with Hungary. The notes reflect diplomatic stiffness and attempts to framing public stance.
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M. de Chauevelin
BC No. I
M. Chauveris
Grexo Te
Hungary
M. de Chauvelin
Lord Grenvinle
Great Britain
France
M. de Canuveum
Lord Grenville
M. CuauveLin
Lord .Grenville
Europe
Lord-Grenvigre
M. Cuavave
Ga Emvines
M. Chauvelin
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Prussia
Brunswick
Berlin
Jaugac
le Combieret de Butrieaux
St. Pierre
Laghari
Qniy
A Herbis
Almanick
Ministry of the Home Department
Roland
Jen
Aagyen
Miniet
la Place de Carouzel
Berteé
Diebe
Laplace Vendoine
Sieyés
Dubighvaicé
Germany
England
Spain
Sardinia
Committee of General Safety
Chalons
Dunkirk
Meute
Mente
Sarre
Mer
Maydace
Besancon
Charons
Channel
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Var
Hake
Fetrie Oriner
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Fei
Tootei
London
House OF Commons
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Buckingham
St. James's
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p’Huxso
Wart
Cout d’Herbois
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Louis XVI
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Fervalits
Sans Cuettes
Epaliie
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Reypoer Burgeants
Cameceand
Lord Grenville and
Sir
M. Cuauvetin
Grenville
Pjesty
Firange
Antyer
M. Caanverr
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