Remarkable Fighting Qualities Of Roumania's Rise To Kingdom
A historical sketch traces Roumania from ancient Dacia through Balkan rule to a united principality. It covers Wallachia and Moldavia’s union, Cuza’s ouster, the selection of Charles of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen, his role in Russia’s 1877/Plevna campaign, and his proclamation as King Carol I after Roumania’s defense against Ottoman and Russian threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Black Sea
Carpathian Mountains
Houmanie
Dacia
Alexander the Great
Trajan
Gurmamed Caeiicus
Mada
Bertlant
Danube
Balkan States
Routania
Balkans
Wallachia
Moldavia
Roumania
Brent
Cuza
Wall
Charles
Hohenzollern-Sizmaringen
Plevna
Russia
Ntoumania
Charlea
Prince Charles
Caror
Carol
Queen Marie of Roumania and her court life described
The 1881 article profiles Queen Marie, daughter of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, and Princess Elizabeth von Weld known as Carmen. It covers her marriage, Catholic bar to succession, five children, and her charity. It notes Roumania’s agriculture, education, Sinaia health resort, Bucharest as the Balkan capital, and social life including polite Roumanians and army size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth von Weld
Carmen
Sylvia
Leopold
Witherselis
Manuel
Portugal
Wilhelm
Roumsnla
Ferdinand
Charles Anthony
Atla
British Empire
Parliament of
Westminster
Church of Rome
Marie Wea
England
Muscavita
Cyril of Russie
Princ
Nicholas of Greene
Infanta
Beatrice of Spain
Curyl
Thy Arges
Romano
Sinaia
Roys
auInmer
Citiea
Roumanipa
Massy
Paria
Balkans
Bucharest
Roumania
An Ordeal Unprecedented in the Nation’s History
The narrative follows Sponee the Indian, a Montana hunter and Sioux foe turned involuntary inmate at St Elizabeths for thirty-two years. Captured for silence and signs he made, he was deemed insane and imprisoned among the mad. A later Indian Affairs commission pardoned him, returning him to the Blackfoot reserve near Glacier National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spo Fea
St Elizabeth's
Sam
Montana Plains
Nts
Indian Affairs
Sponee
Glacier National Park
Montana
Canada
Charles Walimsley
North- West
Spo Pee
Cut Bank
Spo Pec
Great Institution For the
Soo Peo
Black Spot
Indian Warrior Spo Pes Returns Home After Long Silence
A Sioux warrior named Spo Pes, condemned and imprisoned for murder, was pardoned by the President after decades in confinement. He traveled from Detroit to Browning Montana with Rainbow Light and their child, rejoining his tribe and starting a new life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States
Detroit House
St Louis
Detroit
Tone
White Calf
Rainbow Light
Sella
Sporus
Sponce
Lndian
Spo Pes
Browning
Glacier Park
Ine
Spo Pee
Rere
Takea Gun
Thea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coung
Landers
King Ferdinand
Calea Victorien
Town Palace
Paris
Powers Corrie Co
Wetet of
Bucharert
By Wowdam Atherton
Slolll
Bolla
Government
Washingston
D.C
Washington
Federal
Flews
Buffalo Ranges
Indiana
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