Debating divine right and the right to depose rulers
The piece argues that sentiment misleads readers regarding historic revolutions and royal authority. It reviews divine right, explores the legitimacy of resistance, and cites England’s medieval and early modern precedents for deposing or judging monarchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Wills
Louis XVI
Haghishman
Dolses
Daverything
Daverything: Might: Be Forgiven. Im; Even the, Massacrd
Drogheda
Whitehall
John
Hadward II
Richard II
Great Council of
Charles
Charles I
Foreign News From Europe and Americas in Brief
Naples rocked by a Sunday earthquake. Vienna reports Belgrade talks on a new cabinet under Philip Cristics. Russia grants women barristers after exam. Congress met in Washington as Michael C. Kerr elected Speaker. Mustapha Fazil Pasha died. Lovareo slain near Montemaggiore, reward claimed. General Kaufmann warns he needs 50 000 men. Tweed escapes pursuit from New York to unknown fate. Federation at the Cape Colony debated. Bismarck warns over Arnim paragraph in German Penal Code. Straits Settlements see pacific stance in Perak crisis. Egyptian force heads to Abyssinia to curb raids. Tiber flood latest with Garibaldi viewing the inundation. Modena legacy to Archduke Francis Ferdinand outlined. Various European notices on royalty, politics, and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Vienna
Belgrade
Newabinet
Philip Cristics
Michael C. Kerr
Indiana
Constantinople
Mustapha Fazil Pasha
Palermo
Lovareo
Montemaggiorevista
Central Asia
Kaufmann
St. Petersburg
Ktokend
M. Paul de Cassagnac
M. Piels
Pays
M. Tarbe
Gaulois
Paris
Napoleon
Escoure
William Twit
New York
William M. Tweed
Grant
Daily News
Bishop Haven
Catania’ Logarty
St. Andrew’s
Ottawa
Mackenzie
Great Britain
Canada
Thre Care
Legislative Council
Cape Colony
Plymouth Church
Count Arnim
Berlin
Arnim
Straits Settlements
Rajah Lela
Colborne
Hongkong
Perak
Pacific
India
Abyssinia
Alexandria
Egypt
John
Trorr
Rome
Tiber
Garibaldi
Monte Mario
Council of Public Works
Modena
Vaterland
Francis Ferdinand
Austria
Este
Comte de Chambord
Maria Beatrice
Don Carlos
Don Alphonso
Wildenwarth
Bavaria
Holy See
Mixed duties and tragedies across the empire
The report lists revenue figures for spirits and wine in the United Kingdom with England Scotland and Ireland broken out. It then covers the trial of Henry Wainwright and Thomas Wainwright for murder with sentences and a witness reward. It notes ministerial appointments and a series of coal miner disasters at Tredegar Swaithe Main Booker’s collieries with large loss of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’laren
M.P
United Kingdom
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wainwright
Harriet Lane
Mrust
Henry Wainwright
Thomas Wainwright
Stokes
Disraeli
Seymour Fitzgerald
Seymour
Lord Hampton
Army
Navy
Civil Service Commission
Bristol Mercury
New Tredegar
Rhymney Valley
Alexandra Pit
Wigan Coal and Iro Company (Limited
Swaithe Main
Barnsley
Messrs. Mitchell and Co
South Yorkshire
Edmund’s Main
Messrs
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