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Miall and Cockshaw
Amicus Letter Prompts Rigid Reading of One Sentence
Correspondents reply to Amicus noting the letter rests on a strict single-sentence interpretation and overlooks broader reasoning in the paragraph. The exchange frames a debate over intent and context in editorial discussion.
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Amicus
Prosperous times with cholera menace and European drift
The piece notes broad prosperity in industry and harvest gains while cholera spreads, with homeopathic measures praised and Wesleyan conflicts flaring. It surveys France's trade revival, Parisian influence, and Vatican tensions, alongside Austrian Hungarian struggles and Prussian liberal ambitions shaping Europe.
Northern German states show support for constitutional government
The adhesion of Hamburgh and Bremen to his scheme suggests no immediate faltering. The wide practical liberty enjoyed by Northern German states, especially in the press, indicates that constitutional government is still valued by the people and respected by the sovereigns, despite opposition from Austria and Russia.
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Hamburgh
Bremen
Germany
Austria
Absolutism's Rise and the Tide of National Mind
A reflective piece warns that absolutism expands across Europe crushing liberty at home and abroad. It cites France, Italy, Germany, Russia, Austria, Belgium, and Britain as targets, while asserting reason and moral forces will advance despite dynastic power. The essay foresees temporary victory for oppression but predicts a renewed rise of enlightened public opinion within a decade.
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Congress
Paris
Folkestone
Italy
Hungary
Austria
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Kossuth
Dembinski
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Georgey
Washingtons
Russia
Europe
France
Gaeta
Rome
Rostolan
Oudinot
Cesar
Vatican
Prussia
Frederick William
M. Radowitz
Germany
Piedmont
Lombardy
Sicily
Switzerland
Belgium
Great Britain
Holy Inquisition
Galileo
Nicholas
Francis
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