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Paris Commune Overthrown Amid Versailles Advance
Sunday saw the fall of the Commune as Versailles troops entered Paris in two columns, seizing key positions and pushing insurgents toward surrender. By Monday 80,000 troops held strong positions. Montmartre was raised with the tricolour, while government forces encamped at the Champ de Mars and Place Vendome. Officials anticipate a final collapse at Belleville with major leaders captured or escaping to America. Thiers to govern, amid looming clashes with the Assembly.
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Paris
Versailles
St. Cloud
Montrouge
Marshal MacMahon
Montmartre
Champ de Mars
Place Vendome
Place de la Concorde
Palais de T’industrie
Hotel de Ville
Tuileries
Belleville
Assy
Rochefort
MacMahon
M. Thiers
House of Commons
Cardwell
Westmeath
Dowse
Duffy
Ribandmen
America
Gladstone
Daily News
Lord Salisbury
Earl of Derby
J. D. Lewis
Liberal Party
Friends of Religious Equality
Peace Society
Washington
United States Senate
Sumner
England
New Brunswick
Issy
Vanvres
Commune
Sedan
France
Party of Order
Republican Party
Bourbons
Orleanists
Empire
Republic
Opposition and disagreement shape treaty debate in Parliament
A strong opposition in the Dominion Parliament challenges a treaty portion while General Butler criticizes American Commissioners for overreach. The differing opinions across the Atlantic are unlikely to derail the agreement, unlike Earl Russell's objections at home.
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Dominion
Butler
Atlantic
Earl Russell
Downfall of the Commune Ends Paris Uprising
The Commune falls after a bloody siege, Versailles forces capturing Issy and Vanvres. Paris is depicted as defeated, with Thiers and MacMahon’s roles scrutinized, and the suppression of dissent and press control noted amid calls for municipal self governance.