Without a Throne, History in Brief of the Late Count of Paris
The article traces Comte Louis Philippe Albert de Paris, heir to a disputed French throne, his exile after 1830, and service as a volunteer with General McClellan during the American Civil War. It notes his resignation amid Franco-Mexican tensions, and outlines his son Louis Philippe Robert as a current royal claimant, unlikely to gain a throne.
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Count of Paris
Louis Philippe Albert
Comte de Paris
Pierre Cominges
France
Europe
Louis Philippe
Louis Philippe Robert
Paris
Charles X
Chamber of Deputies
Grand Duke of
Saxe-Weimar
England
Duc de Chartres
Prince de Joinville
America
McClellan
Army of the Potomac
John Jacob Astor
United States
Comte
Gen. McClellan
Napoleon III
Third Republic
Orleans
Louis Phillippe Robert
Emblems in History and Meaning Across Cultures
The article notes that emblems, once explored by great European writers and artists, are now scarcely documented in modern reference works. It describes emblematic objects such as the torch for illumination and the scales for justice, and traces emblems across languages, scripts, coinage, flags, seals, and national symbols, while lamenting the fading clarity of their origins.
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Aiken
Europe
England
France
Ireland
Scotland
A Bishop’s Bad Night and Hidden Silver
An eminent bishop lodged in the house of a wealthy villager with the wife away. The host asked about his sleep and the bishop claimed a very disagreeable night. The wife, returning, learned the guest was in the spare bed and realized the silver was hidden under the mattress.
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