Amidst War Debates and Military Moves Across Italy
A Paris Directory session debates trials for fallen Italian fortresses Ferrara Milan and Turin. A Council of War is urged to examine provisions at Corfu Ferrara Peschiera Piacenza and to try commanding officers who ceded positions. Reports from Constantinople Vienna and Milan recount sieges, surrenders, and strategic shifts amid ongoing crises.
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Arena
Italy
Trefon
Golo
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Ouraniieres
Black Sea
Yielani
Zicte
Cephatou
Ferrara
Pec Viera
Pizzighitene
Milan
Purin
di Frorela
France
Directory
Corfu
Pefchiera
Pizgighttone
Turin
Crohn
Lederer
Paris
Council
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Lacsée
Aresa
Delbrel
Latzee
Lonacire
II Trinc Oy
Yory
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Iiegal
Biot
Constantinople
St. Jean de Sere
Lucnaarte
Gheszar Pache
Grand Vizier
Egy
Palestine
Vienna
Chaacus
Zurich
Canton
Suncarrow
Mantua
Gallicia
Cocu Duca
Kray
Count de Cocafelli
Placenza
Faneac
Modena
Tidone
Piacenza
Parma
Wwe
Salm
Avia
Goliver
Chambre
Royal assent granted to many bills in Lords and Commons
Parliamentary record notes the House of Lords granting royal assent to numerous bills by commission, followed by King George III delivering a grand speech on the empire, finances, and union. The Commons Speaker Appincron praises public credit and wartime unity, while the King stresses Europe's peril and Ireland's union, ending with prorogation to August.
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House OF Lords
Fraoay
Juny
House of Commons
Appincron
S.vereigny
Commons of Grear Pritain
Tae
Sina
Afele
Curabie
Europe
Cuancexcror
Magssty
Paris Papers Describe Delays After Citadel Surrender
A fragment from a Friday paper notes Paris dispatches lack clear intelligence on recent battles and victories. It cites fear, upheaval, and executions as the regime’s response, with mentions of Zurm, Suwarnow, Moreau, and a two million loan. Portentous rhetoric frames a volatile political climate and military setbacks.
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Paris
Zurm
Macponato
Uio
Iran
Suwaerew
Auries
Ploceitia
Visibie
Abe
Brittany
Peilow
Normandy
Jovaert
Itaq
Moreau
Coumeres
Facodin
Cuaruzs
Zuria
France
Tralyana
Lurt
Sxeferiand
Hverty
Qocus
Derag
Viassena
Vias
Bele
Lentzburg
36Th
Uil
Art Directory Decree Urges Patriotic Works for Republic
The Executive Directory decrees that all arts must serve citizens and country, urging noble sentiments and devotion to the cause, repeal of laws, and opposition to traitors and perjury. It mandates prizewinning works focus on patriotic or moral themes, and requires artists to report designs to the Interior Minister. the year winner must deliver to the government.
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Republc
de Artust
Fragmentary Quote on Law and Immortality
Readable text shows a fragment discussing the law and punishment for a grave crime. The source preserves partial phrasing about striking or perfector, with no clear names dates places or actions beyond the moral condemnation of an atrocious crime.
Writ Issued Over Trade Debates in Lords Session
A writ was ordered in the room of Mr Garant Member for Bannflire. Agr Bandas warned that ifExports and imports papers were produced sooner the trade between Britain and Lydia would be discussed. The House prepared to hear about the Ear Tacia Company and private trade favors as the Black Rod summoned the Lords and the Speaker returned with the King's Speech copy before adjourning.
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Ferpay
Tony
Garant
Bannflire
Bandas
Dudiap
Great Britain
Lidia
Ear Tacia
Indias
London
Tov
House of Lords
Maifly
Hou
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Meniz
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Helvetia
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Arau
Sele
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Rapinat
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Letyetic Republic
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Rik
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Schaffhausen
Jung
Switzaland
Parliamentary Intelligence
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Switzerland
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Russia
Ireland
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Linbon, Faly
Lieut
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Ra- Jonadie
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Cape of Good Hope
Eait India
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