Decency and Deceit in War Aims and Naval Incidents
A critical view questions whether France acted with decency in its war aims, accusing it of using peace talk as a pretext for invasion. The report details naval actions, shipwrecks, oaths of office, university assignments, and various society notices, including hospital fundraising and exports from London.
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Coventry Warwickshire Militia march toward Leicester
Coventry April 27 militia regiments moved in two divisions from Birmingham. One division passed through the city toward Leicester. A large party of draughts arrived from Ireland bound for Germany and marched out the next morning. Dublin April 21. The Cumberland with 800 hogsheads of flax-feed left New London for Newry and three hogsheads were drowned.
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