Revolt in Lyons and Paris suppressions amid political unrest
Foreign and colonial notes describe trees of liberty removed on Rue St. Martin and arrests in Paris, with Lyons under heavy garrison. Reports cover ministry defeats in the Loire prefecture vote, Swiss frontier tensions, Italian and Greek affairs, and Dr. Achilli’s release, all signaling a tense European political landscape.
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Troe
Tuys
St. Martin
Paris
Louis Napoléon
Tuz Sourmoy Francy
Switzerland
Lyons
Quondam
Boichot
Frangais
Schramm
M. Lamantine
Elysée
Rhone
Moniteur
National Assembly
Republic
Romancu
Achilli
Rome
St. Angelo
Civita Vecchia
Onlott
Adolph Monad
Achille
Florence
England
Oath of the King and Constitution Open Prussia’s New Charter
The ceremony completing Prussia’s constitution featured the King and ministers taking oaths in the Rittersaal, with royal family absent from the official gathering. The King spoke of fidelity and the need for unity, then renewed prior oaths before God and men, followed by formal oaths from ministers and chamber members.
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Rittersaal
Schloss
Prince of
Prussia
Hailey
Mysel
Maust
Kodigsberg
Fatherland
Brandenburg
Count Brandenburg
Frederick William
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