United States Election Compared With Britain in 1848
Archibald Prentice notes the U S presidential system with broad suffrage and annual ballots, contrasts its stability with British debate, and traces representation shifts from 1789 to 1845 including state rankings, reapportionment in 1843, and key presidential election results up to 1848. He cites New York voting changes and the 1848 Polk victory.
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United States
France
North America
England
Old Sarum
Manchester
Virginia
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Ohio
Maryland
Indiana
South Carolina
New Jersey
Illinois
House of Representatives
House of Commons
House
Congress
Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Jefferson
James Madison
de Witt Clinton
James Monroe
Rufus King
Andrew Jackson
Mr. Adams
Henry Clay
Martin van Buren
W.H. Harrison
Daniel Webster
William H. Harrison
James K. Polk
Philadelphia
General Taylor
Cass
Taylor
Stockport
James Heald
Archibald Prentice
St. Stephen-street
Egyptian Decree Bans Women From Funeral Waiting Areas
Government order forbids women from waiting at funerals or visiting burial grounds. It outlines restrictions on participation in burial customs and public mourning spaces amid new national decrees.
Pope and Rome in 1848 described as modern but bound to old order
The piece contrasts the Pope's infallibility with liberal Italy's push for self rule. It notes the pope’s inability to govern diverse Italian regions, mocks a British guard presence at the Vatican, and laments Rome’s entanglement of ecclesiastical power with contemporary republican currents.
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Italy
England
Lambeth
Westminster
Stock Exchange
John of
Tuam
Europe
Cavaignac
Rome
Romulus
Gulliver
Pope
Vatican
Gregory
Harry the Eighth
Beefeaters
Garde Mobile
Retail Politics From the Spectator West Yorkshire Candidates
The Spectator comments on West Yorkshire two candidates, noting Beckett Denison as the favourite aligned with gentry and described as a liberal conservative whose strong intellect signals a refined political stance. The piece frames English sentiment through these profiles.
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West Yorkshire
Beckett Denison
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