London demonstrations in favour of France and defence of Paris
A crowded St James Hall meeting urged government recognition of the French Republic and an armistice with France. The Hyde Park rally echoed the call for immediate recognition, denouncing territorial gains while praising the French Republic and condemning war. Odger and Trant faced mob hostility returning to England. Favre’s reply stressed peace and dignity.
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St. James’s Hall
Congreve
Choiir
Colonel Dickson
Bradlaugh
Beesly
Henry Hoore
M.P
Odger
H. Richard
O. Gilpin
Charles Dilke
Fawcett
P. Taylor
Henry Hoare
John Stuart Mill
Sir Henry Hoare
Taylor
Beesty
Mill
Asl
Gladstone
French Republic
France
M. Jules Favre
Hyde Park
Prerioucy
Italy
America
Marseillaise
London
George Odger
Paris
M. Favre
Germany
William Trant
England
Oissel
Seine
Elboouf
Peg
Messrs. Odger
Trant
Bersier
Paria
Sedan
Alsace
Prussia
Frederick
Bismarkz
Berlin
Europe
Bruce
Renfrewshire
Glasgow
Mr. Bruce
Landwehr
Cardwell
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Ian Artery
Djiven
Johanniter
Nies
Clapham Congregationa
Rogers
Sindas
Royal Argenal
Woolwich
Seat of War
Belgium
Atleed
Red Cross