Fragmented 19th century Europe war notes and diplomacy
Essays and excerpts discuss Belgian neutrality under 1831 treaty Austria France Russia Prussia and Great Britain. They cover conscription in France shifting earlier, German and French war imagery, and analysis of arms like Chassepot and mitrailleuse. Thiers views on resisting Prussia and the Times Eugénie anecdote are noted along with battlefield casualty patterns and weapon performance.
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Elbe
Belgium
Austria
France
Russia
Prussia
Great Britain
Berlin
Kladderadatsch
Tte
Rhine
Paris
International Association
Borodino
Marengo
Waterloo
Talavera
Magenta
Solferino
Koniggratz
Inkerman
Globe
M. Tutens
Times
Eugénie
Cherbourg
St. Cloud
M.thiers
M. Thiers
Lancet
Military
Franco Algerian telegraph laid and cordons of global news
A condensed foreign news roundup reports the Franco Algerian telegraph laid, a New York court verdict against General O Neil for the Fenian raid, a Paris cholera like pox toll, Bombay ship scuttling sentences, a Chinese envoy to Paris, and other imperial notices including Alabama claims and slavery talks in Havana.
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New York
O'Neil
Canada
Paris
Scuthine
Aurora
Bombay
Elmstone and White
United States
Windsor
Vermont
John T. Brown
J. J. Monahan
Grant
Alabama
Lord Clarendon
Motley
Havannah
de Rodas
China
North China Herald
Foochow
Great Britain
Cambria
Dauntless
Mrs Kepley Seeks Bar Admission Despite Diploma
Mrs Kepley wife of H B Kepley of Effingham Illinois pursued legal study at a Chicago university reading texts at home then attending the law department and completing the regular course Her diploma was earned but a Supreme Court decision prevented a certificate to practice law despite a creditable examination from the institution The case is cited in Law Times.
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America
Supreme Court
Law Times
Inquest and executions report from Dublin and Continent
The week records an inquest into the Hon. Francis Charteris death by pistol self harm, a Dublin prison execution of Andrew Carr for murder, and a Fenian prisoners inquiry led by the Earl of Devon. Also covered are the Cardiff abduction case defense letter and a Harvest note predicting moderate wheat yields across Europe and rising prices in the United States.
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F. Charteris
Francis Charteris
Hidho
Andrew Carr
Richmond Prison
Dublin
Margaret Murphy
Bull Lane
Earl of Devon
Chatham
J. J. D. Burns
England
France
Swiss
Garonne
Normandy
Beauce
Brie
Italy
Spain
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Poland
Danubian
Russia
United States