France Debates Ruling Party After Assembly Censure Vote
The National Assembly considers censure of the cabinet over General Neumayer and Changarnier incidents. Lamartine, Thiers, and Baroche address the body while a split majority welcomes or resists accountability, leading to ministerial resignations and a political crisis in Paris.
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Neumayer
Changarnier
National Assembly
Berryer
Lamartine
Henry the Fifth
Wiesbaden
France
Louis Napoleon
M. Lamartine
Republic
M. de Remusat
Ageteun
Allais
Assembly
M. Baroche
Gen. Changarnier
M. Thiers
Cheera
Marshal Bugeaud
Paris
Gore
M. Baroehe
M. Degigze
Interior
Claremont
Count de Paris
Committee of Permanence
Changannier
England
United States
General Cavaignac
M. de Ste. Beuve
Republican Party
M. Ste. Beuave
Cavaignac
M. Fould
Leon Faucher
Daru
Llysée
Majosty
Legitimists
German affairs and duchy dealings amid Dresden conferences
The Dresden Conferences proceed slowly as Manteuffel speaks in Berlin. The Kiel submission to the Diet redraws Holstein and Lauenburg under Danish authority. A Magdeburg baptism case shows pedantic state power, with a mother jailed for resisting compulsory rites. Prussia ends by yielding on finances to Austria.
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Europe
Dresden
Manteuffel
Berlin
M. Camphausen
Prussia
Russia
Austria
M. Mazzini
Geneva
Klapka
Arnold Ruge
Holstein
Duke of
Augustenburg
War Party
Kiel
Count Reventlow
Denmark
Lauenburg
Count Reventlow Criminal
Copenhagen
Magdeburg
The
Times
Seehausen
Altmark
Court of Law
Arendsee
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