Assassination of Emperor Paul I of Russia in 1801
A historical account describes the 26 March 1801 assassination of Emperor Paul I of Russia. Conspirators led by Count Valerian Zubov enter the palace, overpower the guards, and fatally strangle the emperor after a failed attempt to flee.
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Paul
Russia
St Petersburg
Moscow
Reet
Eleepa
Plato Zorboff
Zouboff
Zonboff
Alexander
Thms
Bennigsen
Valerian Zouboff
Constantine
Typesetting Machines and Odd Local Customs
A mix of historical snippets covers early typesetting machines, Dr Church’s printing invention, and the idea of a mayoral duty in Cornwall involving Knill's steeple. Also noted are a funny quote about worries and a light verse vignette from the Atlanta Constitution.
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Atchison Globe
London Chronicle
Birmingham Herald
Church
Birmingham
House of Commons
Boston
New England
St. Iven
Cornwall
England
John Knill
Knill
Joy
Trumpets of God
Atlanta Constitution
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