Misses Baynes and Beard relocate to Hampstead school
M23 Baynes and her sisters the Misses Beard have removed from Denmark Hill to a larger house at Hampstead. Their pupils will resume assembly in September with prospects for warding upon application to Mrs Baynes Mount View Greenhill Hampstead N W.
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Paris Besieged and European War Developments
Three weeks into the siege Paris awaits relief as German forces fortify approaches around the capital. Gambetta and Garibaldi appear in Tours with Bourbaki offering service to the government. France faces threats on multiple fronts while Italy and Germany press for political realignments and union.
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M. Favre
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Paria
Russell
Loire
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von der Tann
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Vosges
Baden
Lyons
Germany
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Marshal Bazaine
Prussia
Bavaria
Versailles
William
Victor Emmanuel
Florence
Italy
Pius IX
Kingdom of
General Della Marmora
Rome
Leonine
Vatican
Waters
Gambetta Proclamation and Bismarck's Last Note
The Franco German duel shifts to diplomacy as Gambetta joins Tours delegates after a perilous balloon flight. He proclaims Paris is impregnable with 400000 National Guards 100000 Mobiles and 60000 regulars armed while German despatches threaten Paris hunger and pressure. Both sides seek peace through diplomacy amid mutual endurance. General Burnside and Mr Washburne engage in attempts to broker talks while neutral powers watch for a possible negotiated settlement.
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