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Preliminary Peace Treaty Signed and Paris Occupation Debated
The Preliminary Treaty of Peace between Germany and France was signed at Versailles by M Thiers and approved by fifteen delegates before being laid before the National Assembly at Bordeaux. The accord cedes Alsace including Metz and Thionville, parts of Lorraine, plus a 200 million indemnity with Paris occupation and Belfort exempted, to be ratified by the Assembly as German troops enter Paris. The news sparked mixed Paris reaction amid fears of civil unrest and a loud plea for national resilience.
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France
M. Thiers
Versailles
National Assembly
Bordeaux
Metz
Count Bismark
Count Moltke
Shylock
Lorraine
Thionville
Alsace
Belfort
Bismark
Paris
Champagne
Eum
Brussels
Loire
Pyrenees
William
Lambago
Champ de Mars
Board debate on religious instruction in schools continues
Four members favor the amendment while thirty seven oppose it. The Board adjourns to resume on Dr Angus proposal limiting instruction to morality and religion basics for children. Professor Huxley backs it but may face limits on teachers discretion. Seeley lecture on preventing war in Europe also summarized for readers.
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Huxley
Seeley
Europe
Friends’ Meeting House
Bishopsgate
Preliminaries of Peace and German Conquest Critique
A columnist rails at the peace terms signed after war with France, noting Alsace Lorraine Metz and a 200,000,000 bill, with Paris to be occupied briefly. The piece warns France must abandon military dreams to recover, while criticizing Germany for harsh behavior despite claimed humanity.
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