Replacement system sparks debate in the French Assembly
Debates on abolishing or preserving substitutes for military service dominate the session. Thiers voices support for the current replacement practice, contrasts English and Prussian models, and warns that universal conscription risks a weakened, second-rate army. Lebreton and Lampriciere push back, urging defense of acquired rights and careful oversight, while the assembly votes to retain substitution by a wide margin.
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Lebreton
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Alwayn
Labretor
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General Lebreton
Africa
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Monsisar
Lardetz
Sabatlotes
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Union
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Paris
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Arillery
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Seine
Tis Place
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National Assembly
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Senegal
Prince Windischgradhz
Armoy
Count Radetsky
Vienna
Alates
Asar
Lamberg
Tatoni
Prince Windiahgrasts
Count Radetzky
Constitutional Diet
Fexpmann
Qimutz
Fragmentary Report on Colonial Affairs and Piracy
Readable fragments describe a transfer of custody to an assistant surgeon Daubeny charged with murder, note swift measures in Ceylon via Calcutta, and reference troop transport and property protection. Hyderabad reports minimal interference with the Nizam’s government while tensions rise. in the China seas the English schooner Childers captures a pirate-prone vessel.
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National Assembly
France
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Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
Louis Napoleon
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Interior
M. Napoleon Bonaparte
The
Union
Daubeny
Khoury
Presidency
Murda
Ceylon
Calcutta
Howeeer
Hyderabad
Ger. Tases
China Seas
Childers
Ancient church ceiling unearthed at St Andrew's after alterations
In southern aisle of St Andrew's Church the old painted ceiling was revealed amid whitewash removal. The handsome carting screen was largely destroyed decades ago by a former churchwarden. Pulpit and brass eagle sold to Bigbury. Bishop Oldham's arms found in a garret. New east window and altar piece funded by Rev. W Marsh improve the church while authorities are urged to preserve architectural style. Canterbury floods from Stour rise to eight feet, causing widespread damage.
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the Stour
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