France in crisis and royalist scrambles reported
A fragmented dispatch reports French political strains as Maj or ity struggles persist over appointing a new minister and patriots resist. It notes sects and church factions empowered by financial coercion and debt. rumors describe commotions in Stockholm and a regent’s claim the young king could rule, with Russia said to exploit unrest while Temple bulletins claim the king improves and the queen stays well.
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Dumothery
Pruffels
Belgia Republic
Stockolm
Russia
Paris News Notes on 1789 Political Struggles and Paine Letter
The document reports Paris discussions on Louis XVI health and ministerial confidence, notes general and Jacobin tensions, and includes Custine’s military dispatches from Hembourgy. Thomas Paine addresses the Convention urging Louis XVI’s trial, arguing conspiracy among European powers and the need to reveal all accomplices to France and Europe.
National Convention Debates Geneva Evacuation and Union
The Foreign Affairs Minister was ordered to pursue steps for freeing two Frenchmen jailed for irreligion in Rome. A report on the treaty with Geneva was presented, proposing a decree approving Geneva’s evacuation by Swiss troops on December 1 while respecting Genevese sovereignty. Savoy deputies argued for union with the French Republic, with a vote pending Monday. General Labourdonnaye reported movements toward Antwerp and Dunkirk as French forces advance along the Schelde.
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Nov
Rome
M. Brit
Geneva
Diplomate Committee
Executive Council
Genevese
National Assembly of
Savoy
Toy
Loid'acé’ambudh
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Oll
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Ypres
Pate
Lamortiere
Antwerp
Mons
Scheldt
Dumourier
Revolutionary France Faces European Despotism Conspiracy
The speaker argues Louis XVI should be tried not only for France but for conspiracy against all Europe. France is a Republic but surrounded by despots who seek to quash its revolution. The essay urges uncovering the wider plot and pressing justice, printing the vote, and detailing motions in the Assembly.
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England
France
Germany
Ye “ Bours
Louis XVI
Europe
Louis the Xvith
Frante
Vnfamry
Levis
Louis
Lendon
Debates Over Emigrant Decree and Emigrant Education Exemption
On Thursday November 22 the Committee of Finance presented two decree plans. One covered reimbursements to Paris committees for payments of filets de confidences. the other related to National Armies barracks, with officers allegedly using resources, halted by the Convention. Debates also addressed whether a daughter of a citizen should be exempt from penalties applied to emigrants, with calls to soften enforcement and to refer the proposal to the Legislative Committee.
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Ferment
Malarmé
Committee of Finance
Paris
Egdayse Ecco
Nationalien D’armés
Ule
Syas
Philip Eyalute
Ijgland
M. Salailin
Legislative Committee
Fyali
Bgafyd
M. Cann
National Convention
Gadité
M. Launny
Angers
Legislative ‘Committee
Walt
Ron
Titus
Awhitch
Buget
Citzen Epalité
Ghania
Assembly
The Rise of V Hice An Early Italian Atrocity Tale
In the mid fifth century Europe faced violence tyranny and liberty craving people of Padua fled to marshland Italy near the Po to escape Attila. A grim magistracy with iron rod ruled. The piece claims the V hice origin and subjugation mirrors present concerns. Early Sunday morning a house near Finchley was broken into and robbed of items.
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Europe
Italy
Padua
Attila
Adriatic Gulf
Gistraté
Shaw
Finchley
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