France and Revolution Debate In a Turbulent Era
The article condemns Louis Philippe and celebrates France’s noble people while criticizing English French policy toward Syria and Mehemet Ali. It discusses national honor, the Deputies role, and the alliance’s pressure, then outlines revolution’s advantages and the struggle between privileged elites and mass opinion. It previews next week’s analysis of revolution’s enemies in America and France.
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France
America
Revolutions and the Meaning of Change in Human Affairs
The article defines revolution as a complete change in the mind of people expressed in actions and notes it requires time. It discusses how revolutions have so far involved violence against tyranny and counters slanders about impatience aimed at the oppressed.
Address to the People of Canada and Exiled Patriot Letter
The newspaper notes receipt of an excellent communication from an exiled patriot signed D and announces its insertion next week. It also mentions an address to the people of Canada from P. M who has already enriched the paper’s columns with his ely sions and will appear in the next number. The enclosure is acknowledged as duly received.
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Canada
P. M
Avery
Chan
Johnson
Evan
How They Do Things in Can Ada
A Sentinel item notes Lower Canada’s Special Council, described as a dozen or more grannies, enacting laws for habitant interests. It mentions a law forcing Canadians to own prescribed sleighs, a model sleigh sent to St Therese that inhabitants reportedly destroyed, and an intended order restricting pipe stems to under an inch.
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Lower Canada
St. Therese
Political Exiles Suffer Under New Holland System
Letters from liberal exiles in New Holland describe herd labor under government supervision and treatment as convicts. They show spiritual resolve and fortitude despite harsh conditions, appealing to liberty advocates worldwide for support and acknowledgment of their suffering.
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Montreal
New Holland
Proof positive of Evans Syrup for teething relief
An 19th century notice touts Evans soothing syrup as a cure for painful teething in infants. It claims rapid cessation of fever and convulsions, credits numerous testimonials, and lists multiple sales locations including New York, Boston, and Vermont. The piece pushes counterfeits and promotes Dr Evans products and related pills.
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McMherson
Madison St
Roane
Shathan Street
N.Y
Wed
Chatham
Paris
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George Barney
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Swanton
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Grand Isle County Court
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New York
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Veremont
S. Phelps
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Tyne Sengwell
Salomon J. Davie
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Howe
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Grand Isle
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Rogers
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Lar Taylor
Marin
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Ju le
Taylor
Kev
Smythe
THEN
American
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J. A. Vail
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L. C
NEW Hampshire Marine
Melien Brown
Stratford
New York NY
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