Secrets of the Courts of Europe Duel Ending in Death
A diplomat narrator recounts how a nobleman Magratz used court intrigue to ensnare a crown prince and his lover, culminating in a fatal duel. The ambassador describes baronial schemes, a staged elopement, and the baron’s downfall after confessing his crimes. He ends by killing the baron in a clandestine duel.
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M. de Rochefort
France
Cercle Des Etrangers
St. James
Great Britain
England
Baron Magratz
Magratz
M. l'Ambassa- Gear
M. l'Ambassadeur
M. de Magratz
Count Messana
Legation
Europe
Quirinal
Messana
Imperial House
Bavaria
M. l
Count Schwartzenfeldt
Paula von Magratz
Schwartzenfeldt
Magrats
Imim
Carrion
Paris
M. le Baron
Monsieur
U.S
The New Pulpit Free Speech Debate
A brief excerpt notes that free speech is touted as humanity's glory, attributed to T. P. Powell in the New York Independent. The fragment suggests a discussion of liberty of expression as a foundational value.
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T. P. Powell
The
New York Independent