The Fiends' Festival Extermination and Aftermath
A Hungarian town is depopulated in a brutal expulsion of Magyars during a December uprising. George, husband of a betrayed wife, confronts the mob, saves his daughter, and escapes with her as violence spreads. He later witnesses a public execution and tragedy deepens into a-wide vengeance, ending in a mass march and massacre of Ratizen.
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Staryante
Blackwood
Isa
St .Photius
Eteife
Vohicks
Coinylains
Che
Sle
Llokl
Raiman
Raitzen
Tyaely
Grorge
Jina
Basil
George
Phrow
Creargo
Garrett
Lina
Lin
Flo
Brand
St. Thomas
Szegcein
Gethar
St. Ahornins
St. Lhonas
Fursox
Phyton Lake
Goll
Cig
St. ‘Thomas
Chonchoro
St. Thamus
Intercepted despatch mentions British policy amid US party splits
The document discusses English interests in Central American relations, the 1852 American presidency race with Cass, Webster, Seward, and Fillmore, and the impact of Irish voters. It notes divisions among US factions, the danger to Anglo American interests from naturalized Irish voters, and advice from Consul Mathews and Mr. Thompson on anti slavery agitation to influence Northern states. It closes with reflections on leadership, political strategy, and American public life.
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Washington
England
Union Iia
Cacht
Bern
Georga Thompson
Boston
Canada
Mathews
Charleston
Fingland
Jongnala
Cass
Moasre
Webeter
Seward
Fillmore
Clay
Leon
Webster
New Yor
Shields
Congress
Central America
Cowta
Doapatel
Tanewen
Democrata
Sean
Botl
Pennsylvania
California
Atlantic
Pacific
Bry
Ara Winas
Justs Ic
Ataes
Dew Mine
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P. Snekgrman
Poydre
Susy Soo
Ercauy
Gortes
Janhett
York
Conumores
Wiley Heath Seas Gael
Tnocideat
Vario Mun Hariay Tolvouiton
Hubyver
Palmerston
Ap Urey
Agal
Nova Scotia
Tuly
Amey Joan Colt
Citizen i
The
Boston Post
Sir John Franklin
Northwest Passage
Lizean Ve
Judes Lowrie
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Ohio
Democratsya
Luign Andrews
Superior Court
Wengion
Acrosa
Sagheh
Brilewell
Cio
Gnarrixa