French Suspicion and the Revolutionary Era
A dense critique traces the Fingering of suspicion through French politics from Richelieu to Napoleon, arguing preternatural doubt shaped policies, trials, and executions. It cites Mirabeau, Barnave, Danton, and Bailly amid the Bastille attack, the September massacres, and the Terror, noting Franklin’s warning and the divide between Jacobin and Girondin factions.
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Paria
Richelieu
Miin
Cromwell
de Retz
National Assembly
Versailles
Napoleon
Elba
Paris
Carlyle
Mirabean
Barnave
Benjamin Franklin
American Republic
Danton
Touquier-Tinville
Dumonuriez
Bailly
Milton at Cambridge and the Charity of a Decayed Mulberry Tree
A fragmentary 17th century reminiscence traces John Milton’s Cambridge years from 1624 to 1626. It notes a mulberry tree, reputedly planted by Milien, preserved by props, and an offshoot planted by college fellows to honor the poet. It mentions Milton’s early studies under Mr Gill at St Paul’s and his friend Edwrd King, with a campus custom of shared rooms and an implied flogging incident at Cambridge.
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Milien Pluriny
Hwathidvat
Thy University
Justine Burony
Cansbridge
Milton
Mudward King
Johnson
Gumbridge
Loy At Iotiies Oatlicity Bart Ot Nn1s College Career
A fragment from a weekly newspaper discusses a college career and a transfer involving a teen, with notes about markers and a growth of a resilient plant. The garbled text hints at a changing local profile and continued visitor attention in recent years.
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Fluce Bewie
Idoyil
The Thinking Earl and the Silent Carriage Companion
A tale from Youth's Companion recounts Lord Dudley who, while deep in thought, muttered an apology for accepting a carriage ride from a stranger. The stranger then echoed the words revealing the plan to dine with him, prompting Dudley to apologize and extend friendship. The two men, both thinkers, formed a lasting bond.
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Lord Dudley
English Jacobite Societies Referenced in 1895 Calenda
A London Mail note lists numerous Jacobite clubs and associations such as the White Roses orders, Devon White Rose club, Legitimist Jacobite League, White Gockade club, Forty-five club of Grimaby, Glasgow Jacobite club, Oxford University Legitimist club, Surrey White Rose league, Mary Stuart club of Lanark, and other bodies, suggesting broad potential support for the House of Stuart if organizers act.
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Order of the White Roses
Devon
Surrey White Rose League
Mary Stuart Club
Lanark
Legitimist Registration Union
National Royalist and Jacobite Association
Order of St. Germain
Hemingford Grey Royal Oak Club
Thames Valley
House of Stuart
Ludgate Circus
London Mail
Adelina Patti's Jewels Valued at 375000 Dollars
The famous soprano Adelina Patti owns a superb jewelry collection with diamonds valued at 375000 dollars. She has performed before most royalties and received many presents of jewelry from admirers.
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Adelina Patti
The Biggest Offer Yet From The Progress and Free Press
The Detroit Free Press and The Progress offer a one year combination worth 156 papers plus a free 500-page almanac for 1.65 including mailing. Subscriptions cover renewals or new offers with delivery to Shreveport Louisiana. Book published December 25 1897.
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Detroit Free Press
Free Press
ISIS
Yau
Shreveport
la. N.B
The Silver Knight Watchman and The Progress Promotion
Weekly family paper summary from Washington DC notes the Silver Knight Watchman and The Progress publish weekly. Subscription price listed as 1 per year with offers for samples and agents. The misspelled header references a 1960 money question and fight of experience. The publication claims a correct weekly account of com press events and condensed important happenings across states.
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America
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Robespierre
Inswe
Laalas Spectator
Ous Mulberry
Athlon Portabt'y Calage Girho
Sourbridge
Jacobite Societies
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