A Remarkable Figure in the Consulate Era
A lengthy portrait of M. de Fallenrand, an ambitious yet flawed diplomat in the Directory and Consulate periods. The piece praises his skill as an ambassador, notes his loyal service and quiet influence, but critiques his vanity and dependence on others for real power. It also discusses the First Consul’s handling of statecraft and the political maneuvering that shaped Napoleonic governance.
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de ‘Pullayrand
M. De‘fallayrand
Qualiy
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Troi
Voltaire
M. de “Haleyrand
Tle
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Hwa
M. Foughe
Cambageres
Watt Su Wader
Loconico
Arbor Argusia
A. E. Wing
Allen
Presbyterian Church Be Downed Weekly Worship
May 8 at the West Gabhath will host a vindlted ignited serition preached inside mor by Rev. Mr. Guaris of Ann Arbor.
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Presbyterian Church
Mor
Mr. Guaris
Ann Arbor
Statesman price cut and postal terms urged
The Statesman newspaper offers a reduced annual rate of 4 200 and advance payment terms, promising wider accessibility and no postage within thirty miles of Marshall after July. It appeals for subscribers and credits its independent footing to serve politics, news, and regional needs while warning arrears will revert to former rates. A separate notice recounts the transit of Mercury and urges readers to witness celestial events with simple instruments despite limited optics.
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Statesman
Mancyacht Statesman
Detroit
Gestage Inn
Marshall
Chase
Royal Steamship Bibertia Arrives in East Boston
Fourteen days after leaving Liverpool the Royal Steamship Bibertia under Captain Ryrie docked at East Boston. Artist Mr Healy travels as a passenger, under commission from Louis Philippe to search for portraits of Gen Jackson John Adams Daniel Webster and Henry Clay. War rumors ease over Oregon, markets recover with firmer demand. cotton and provisions improve. A regiment movement and appointive talks for North America surface amid British naval activity near the Columbia. Mr Everett hosts a party. Lord Brougham attends. Armstrong named U.S. Consul at Liverpool amid Madrid’s church property dispute.
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Boston
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Prasenger
Louis Phillippe
Jakson
John Adams
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
Oregon
College of
Carl
Finor
West Indies
Canada
Earl Cathean
Kcby
North Atsenca
Richard Jackson
Vhe Apalla
Chatham
Bith Jnst
Columbia River
Hoo Uren
Everett
Lord Brougham
London
Robert Armstrong
Spain
Madrid
Gages
Glibilly
The Son of a Great Man and His Damning Legacy
A fragmented political diatribe condemns wealth, fraud, and perjury as a corrupt monopoly that ruins families. It traces the moral decline of a rich banker’s son from prosperity to dissipation, crime, and possible ruin, ending with grim questions about the boy’s fate.
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Epiriacs
Esietence
Earths
Zroker
Lfe
Justice in Calhoun: weak prosecution taints courtroom
The Calhoun County Circuit Court closed early with few indictments tried as the public prosecutor entered several nolle prosequi pleas. Albert Wilson, a long-time forger and jailbreaker, escaped heavier punishment despite five forgery indictments and one jail-breaking charge, provoking cries of miscarried justice and negligence by the prosecutor.
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Albert Wilson
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Marshall
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Calhoun County
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