CravenAio's Maps and Educational Prospectus Bundle
A historical advertisement lists CravenAio's Maps with plans of European countries, a Gazetteer, subscriber prices, and publication details. It also promotes an accompanying medical education volume by Thomas Hodson, with list of subjects, copper plates, and distribution via various booksellers.
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CravenAio
Gpauchard
Germany
Holland
Netherlands
Switzerland
Grisons
Italy
Chauchard
John Stockdale
Piccadilly
N. B
Srotier
Jackson
Fide ‘Catyd
Morel
Stanger
Wilson
Digkke
Sherwen
Clutterbuck
Hunter
Witkinson
Médical and Physical Journal
Booféy
W. Mudie
Edinburgh
W. Guibert
Thomaas Hodson
Buonaparte News From Luxemberg To Paris Dispatch
A fragment from a telegraphic dispatch reports Buonaparte departing Luxembourg for Paris dated October 12. It notes his Egyptian command under General Kisser, a Nile scene described as beautiful, and Paris celebrations as 800 prisoners arrived at the Gate Martin. Frejus officials welcomed him, quarantine easing, and public joy with cannons fired and illuminations.
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Buonaparte
Luxembourg
Paris
Egypt
Kisser
Nile
Tyre
Alkmaar
Martin
Champs Elyseas
Rueles
Aspe
Siberia
Frejus
Revolutionary Sentiment and Council Report in Speech Fragments
Fragmentary remarks from a council session recount debates over a proposed measure seen as depriving foes and calumniation. Speakers including Letourgeur and Count argued for and against the resolution amid calls to recognize the urgency of the Revolution.
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Council of Five
Cornet
Letourgeur
War Finance and Victory Echoes in Revolutionary Council
The Directory reports rising revenues and warns of deficits while praising army triumphs from Egypt to Batavia. Debates in the Council of Five Hundred urge fiscal reform to cover year seven expenses and honor military successes with accelerated payments and national domain sales.
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Council OF Five
Gaudin
Helvetia
Batavia
East
Bouay
Austria
Geeras
Charles
Soworow
Chazal
Orster
Republic
Eschaffiriaux the Elder
Directory
Ory
Crochon
Egypt
Galve
Italy
Trebbia
Novi
Maffena
Glaris
Suworow
Rhine
Germany
Danube
Council OF Five Hundred
English and Irish Lottery Tickets at Cornhill Manchester
Tickets and shares sold at licensed offices in England Scotland and Ireland with prices for tickets halves quarters sixteenths and hints of future draw dates in 1800. T. Bish urges early purchase citing rising ticket values and prompt prize payments, listing offices in Cornhill Manchester and Edinburgh with schemes gratis and assurances of public trust.
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Sda Acd
Bnurlisct
Svate-Lottertes
Excrisa
Dealand
Hornsby
Cs Stock
Stokers
A& of Parliament
Royal Exchange
London
Mesirs Kwasanw and Son's
Exeter
Tomas Brrgines
Liverpool
Zes
Corr & Numerical
Bagh
India
Omniffion
Iiz
Hornsey and Co
England
Scotland
Ireland
Cornhill
Manchester
Edinburgh
T. Bish
Ublic
Kelgis. Lorrenry
Encrisa Lorresy
Trans Éed
Fidelity and Dispatch
Telegraphic Dispatches From Paris to Brest Intercepted
Reports from Paris describe Royalist control of Martigny on the road between Laval and Maine, delaying traffic to Brest for days. October 10 dispatches claim Marena’s success were contradicted, with fogs and poor lines hindering telegraph services from Strasbourg to the coast. A Redacteur note reported a late evening packet disavowal.
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Paris
Marena
Suaworow
Lise
Brest
Rennes
Martigny
Laval
Maine
Strasburgh
French victory reports in Glarus region and Nov I battles
Berne reports a Swiss theater update. Ruffians suffer heavy losses with 1200 prisoners taken and 1400 wounded at Glarus while claims of Austrian and Russian personnel appear among spoils. French forces pursue fugitives toward Elm beyond Kleuthal as French and allied troops press offensive. In another front, General Watgin and Perriot push advances along the line with multiple posts recaptured and flour and provisions seized.
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Mallenthal
Glarus
Kieuchal
d’Elm
Kieuthal
Cornegliano
Kerwan
Levant
Mrorits
Recca
Genea
Torniglio
Miorxis
Watgin
Siege and fall of Aboukir Fort during Nile campaign
Buonaparte reports from Alexandria on August 4 details a bombardment and siege of Aboukir. French forces under Davoust and Rowin breached trenches, captured the fort, and killed or wounded enemies. many prisoners died after gorging on food. The Porte loses 18,000 men and numerous cannons. inhabitants of Egypt allegedly faced no disruption.
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Buonaparte
National Institute
Alexandria
Citizens
Thermidor I
Aboukir
Pacha
Kiaja
Lasne
Menov
Davoust
Kinja
Beatrand
Lizpgs
Artilesy
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Bone Eimally
PS Bow
Dirsdery Ernofs
Mediiterranean
Bufine
Cone Gil
Ferome
Yiclora
Ie National Domaine
Frimaire
Citzens
Lette
Holand
France
Portier
Bric
Eus
French Republic
Sane
Berne
Theyser
Helvetic Republic
Army OF Egypt
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