Patrick Egan Breaks with Cleveland Support
The Irish Land League president Patrick Egan explains his opposition to Grover Cleveland and details his reasons for backing Blaine, condemning English press influence and defending Mrs Parnell. The piece also attacks the New York Post for its handling of the Raum forgery and cites wage disparities for female silk workers as a critique of free trade.
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Kathleen's Avocation Amid Paris Commune Strife
Kathleen roams the smoky Paris streets as the Commune battles Montmartre, Belleville, and Pere Lachaise. Hostages are executed in La Roquette and La Haxo. reprisals rise as the city endures martial thunder and a dawn of ghostly calm.
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Silence After Siege As Paris Mourns In May Destruction
Paris endures weeks of quiet after a brutal surge that left thousands of prisoners marching to Belleville and a city scarred by destruction. Kathleen clings to hope that Gaston may return while Rose tends to family life and the mourning crowd patrols the docks and quays, witnessing a city still reeling from violence.
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