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London
Correspondents and Nomenclature Debates In Letters
A brief exchange on subject sources and terminology within correspondence. A.R. and HH. discuss possible sources on The Church and related terms. ZH and Servio are considered but not adopted.
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A. R
A.R. HH
Unusual weather and busy session mark late term
The Ponconformist notes sultry days and a brisk legislative finish with the House of Commons cutting public expenditures. It highlights sparse reform attendance, Cobden and Bright's pressure on ministers, and doubts over the Lords Landlord Bill and Navigation Bill. Foreign affairs cover German constitutional changes and French ministry coalitions.
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House of Commons
Benobine
Messrs
Cobden
Bright
Osborne
John Russell
J. Shore
Exeter
London
League of Universal Brotherhood
Friends of Peace
New Reform Party
Europe
Denmark
Prussia
Austria
Venice
Ancona
Bavaria
Saxony
Hanover
Frankfort
Senate
House of Representatives
Germany
Carcely
MM. Dufaure
Tocqueville
MM. Odillon Barrot
de Falloux
Louis Napoleon
Marshal Bugeaud
M. Thiers
France
M. Ufaure
M. de Falloux
Buda
Leash of birds and land reform scheme sparks Birmingham urging
A Birmingham critique extols Joint-stock Freehold Franchise Associations as a means to break aristocratic land monopoly. It argues working men pooling resources can buy estates, create freeholds, and gain political influence while instilling thrift, self-reliance, and social reform across Britain.
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Birmingham
House of Commons
Great Britain