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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 17, 1870

Page

5

The War’s Costs and the Call for Mercy Across Europe

A reflection on Europe's ruinous arms race and the moral cost of war. The author laments vast military expenditures draining Europe's wealth, condemns destruction visited on France and its peasants, and praises the relief work of nurses and the National Society for the Relief of Sick and Wounded Soldiers as a hopeful counterpoint to violence. Florence Nightingale is highlighted as a hero guiding humanity forward.

France Prussia Gruglly Europa Europe England Farstead Africa Good Samaritan National Society For the Relief of Napoleon

Royal Court News From Osborne to Balmoral

The Queen attended Divine Service at Osborne, with Prothero officiating, as Templetown and Hope dined with her. The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Dupplin Castle en route to Abergeldie. The Queen returns to Windsor and may travel to Balmoral. Galatea’s voyage to Simon's Bay is noted, and ministers plan to stay near London amid European tensions.

Osborne Bentley George Prothero Viscount Templetown James Hope Prince and Princess of Wales Dupplin Castle Perthshire Earl and Countess of Kinnoul Abergeldie Windsor Balmoral Daily News Rks Highlands London Duke of Edinburgh Simon’s Bay Cape Australia

Prussian Occupation of Nancy and War News

Reports from the August 12 occupation of Nancy by four Prussian soldiers and a 26-strong Uhlan detachment. The mayor paid 50,000 francs for safety while 300,000 francs were demanded. rails torn up, telegraph posts down, and daily rations arranged for the troops. Other dispatches praise Prussian artillery, recount frontier retreats from Woerth to Saverne, and describe panicked refugees fleeing toward Saarbourg with families and livestock in tow.

Nancy Lorraine Department the Maurthe St. Max Essey Maxeville Weissenburg Woerth Saverne Siedle Vosgeg Saarbourg Chamois Corps d’Armée of MacMahon Telegraph Saarbruck Times

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Mr. Gladstone Mrs. Gladstone Mr. W. S. Gladstone Town Lord Granville Walmer Odo William Ragsell The Foreign Office Charles Spring-Rice Patrick Cumin Committee of Council On Education
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