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London
Geneva
Ludgate-hill
Signs of Autumn and Global Affairs Highlight Seasonal Reflections
The piece blends seasonal musings on autumn and longing for country escapes with reports on harvest prospects in Britain and Ireland. It notes the Bishop of Exeter's push regarding Gorham, a Thurles synod in Ireland, Louis Philippe’s death, and two capital punishment cases, while praising the Frankfort Peace Congress and press reactions.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Russia
America
Exeter
Brampford Speke
Gorham
Aly
Thurles
Louis Philippe
France
Duke of
Bordeaux
George Grey
City
York
Home Secretary
Sir George
Saddleworth
the Times
Frankfort Peace Congress a Start Toward War Debate
The Frankfort Peace Congress at St Pauls Church drew vast crowds and respectful German notice. Despite doubts, the three days yielded orderly discussion, practical aims, and a hopeful shift in minds regarding peace and self regulation. General Haynau attended and Cobden hinted at changing views of war.
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Frankfort
Frankfort-on-the-Maine
Friends of Peace
St. Paul’s Church
Platz
Germany
M. Emile de Girardin
Europe
St Paul’s Church
Haynau
Cobden
Bodenstedt
Berlin
Schleswig-Holstein
Denmark
Duchies
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S. Od
Samuel Cowling
Frankfort Peace Congress