Through firs and rivers to Tréves the ancient capital
The author escorts readers along a winding Alpine and Moselle route to Tréves, praising forests, mills, and industrial towns, then chronicles Roman era remains, the Porta Nigra, the Baths, Basilica, and the Lieberfrauenkirche. He notes Roman triumphs, Germanic history, and a shift toward nineteenth century rationality over superstition.
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MacDonald
David Elginbrod
Hornisgrande
Mummelsee
Raffaello
Petersthal
Appenweir
Strasbourg
Strasburg
Vosges
Tréves
Germany
Switzerland
Saarbruck
Sedan
Gibbon
Sismondi
Wyttenbach
Gaul
Alps
Nismes
Treviri
Trien
Rhineland
Coblence
Koblentz
Mayence
Maintz
Sarreguimines
Saargemund
Julius Cesar
Esdraelon
Syria
Chelsea
Moselle
Helena
Constantine
Christ
Mary
Lieberfrauenkirche
Europe
Augustus
Trajan
Rome
Constantius
Lord Jesus Christ
Porta Nigra
Valentinian
Black Forest
S. Maximin
Ada
Charlemagne
France
Bright's Return to Office Seen as Hope for Nonconformists
The English Independent and other nonconformist voices argue Mr. Bright could bring order to the Liberal Party and ease tensions over education policy. They note his illness kept him from the Education Act deliberations, defend his integrity, and urge the Ministry to seek reconciliation with Nonconformists while awaiting time to prove success.
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Mr. Bright
Gladstone
Independent
Forster
Jimes
Bright