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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 07, 1870
Page
6
Fall of Orleans and German advance dims French hopes
A parallel account describes a week of costly clashes around Paris and along the Marne. French forces under D'Aurelles de Paladines suffer heavy losses, retreating after failed efforts to break the siege. Orleans falls to Manteuffel after weeks of hard fighting as the Army of the Loire disorganizes and withdraws toward the forest near Orleans. Paris braces for possible capitulation as Trochu's resistance wanes and German forces push toward Havre and Rouen. The piece also notes political shifts in Germany toward William as emperor and suggests cautious Anglo-American diplomacy on fisheries and Alabama claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D'Aurelles de Paladines
Paris
Fontainebleau
Prince Frederick Charles
Beaune-la-Rolande
Trochu
Marne
Penioes
D'Aurelle
Champigny
Brie
Ducrot
Loire
Duke of Mecklenburg
le Mans
D’aurelle
Orleans
Red Prince
Chévilly
M. Gambetta
Versailles
Rouen
Amiens
Manteuffel
Havre
Tours
Bavaria
William
Prussia
Germany
Cambridge
Grant
Congress
Alabama
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Earl Granville
Mr. Bright
Washington
England
Russia
Europe
America
England and the Eastern Question Reconsidered
A dated opinion argues that Russia’s Black Sea stance weakens its aims and Britain should abandon the 1856 treaty. It notes Prussia proposes a London conference with all powers, suggests open access to the Black Sea, and asserts Britain should detach from the Eastern question to avoid future belligerence and arms races sparked by Crimean War legacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Sea
Prince Gortschakoff
Russia
England
Prussia
London
Earl Granville
Baltic
Austria
France
Europe
Lord Palmerston
Napoleon III
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Arthur Miall
Bouverie- Street
Fleet-street
H.C
Tae
Newsavendor
the Monconformist
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