Train Lesson For Prince On Paris Terrace Rail System
An engineer teaches the Prince to operate a locomotive on a five hundred yard terrace along the Tuileries gardens. The scene notes the rail setup and the instructional moment during the Prince's recreation.
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Tuileries
Dierkess
Prussia
Barietta Ooutrace
Barletta
Court of Assize of
Bari
Irons
Canon Postiglione
Livingstone
Bombay Gazette
Parzsting
Georgina Fullerton
Bethlehem
Holy Sepulchre
Palestine
Sewamd
Seward
Adams
Great Britain
Philadelphia Age
Vesuvius
Naples
Cercola
Belgium
Brussels
Verviers
Lige
Antwerp
M. Frére Orban
Massachusetts
Llavor
Alliance News
Neal Dow
Maine
Old Bay
Boston
Norman Macleod
India
Times of India
Bombay
Dr. Macleod
Reforms in Education Reach 1860s Milestones
The 1866 data show about 4.5 million children in school with three-tenths under six months and two-tenths six to nine months. In 1866-67 winter, 32 383 elementary adult classes served 829 555 scholars, 357 406 illiterate on entry, many classes held Sundays to avoid worship conflict. State and local efforts cut illiteracy from 48.83 percent in 1833 conscripts to 23 percent in 1867, though factory laws of 1841 still imperfectly observed as eight year olds barred from work and schooling required for eight to twelve year olds and under sixteen without proper primary instruction.
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Macleod
Scotland
Pintrapole
Syria
Times of India
Annesley Bay
Abyssinia
Endor
Theodorus
GariBaudi
Garibaldi
Professor Partridge
Richardson
Medical Times and Gazette
Diekens
New York
The
New York Tribune
Dickens
France
Samuelson
Debate on Rights of American Naturalized Citizens Abroad
A Senate debate on protecting naturalized Americans overseas after Cincinnati's petition seeks that U S power defend rights abroad. Sherman Conness and Sumner discuss jurisdiction, foreign penalties, and Prussia Britain cases, urging a cautious but firm national stance.
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United States
Senate
Sherman
Ohio
Cincinnati
Germany
Conness
California
Prussia
Great Britain
Conkling
New York
Rewardy Johnon
Maryland
England
Sumner
Johnson
Committee On Foreign Relations
Kngland