Sentiments for the Doctor's Witches Realized
The author urges perseverance and active work in the god like cause amid prejudice and lukewish reception. He calls for prayers at the annual meeting to strengthen spirits and promote truth humanity religion and God through greater future plans.
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Doktor
Christian vs Infidel views on mankind and afterlife
The author reflects on the rise of European upheavals and the motive of leaders, arguing Christianity better promotes benevolence and intelligence than scepticism. He contrasts the deaths of Roland and Condorcet with philosophers like Voltaire and Paine, urging readers to compare afterlife prospects and divine design.
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Sim
Taving
Europe
France
Fayette
Petien
Mirabeau
Roland
Condorcet
Arferey
Robespiesrey
Papslace
Wilett
Nox
Voltaire
Paine
Godwin
Baxter
Watts
Howe
Young
Tillotson
Doddridgey
Estate Inheritance and an Old Tenant Share
A poet discusses a disputed estate and an earnest paid by a friend to an old tenant. The speaker seeks guidance on whether to wait for the tenant’s arrest by death before claiming possession and mentions writings indicating an apartment in the property.
Archduke Charles Advances as Jourdan Retreats to Swiss Frontiers
Hamburg correspondent reports Archduke Charles begins with a favorable move driving Gen Jourdan from advanced ports in Swabian territory. Austrians, superior in cavalry, pursue Republicans toward Swiss borders as a general engagement looms. Paris papers add an Egypt dispatch detailing Buonaparte operations for reader interest.
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Paris
Sth
Archduke
Jourdan
Hamburgh
Charles
Suabias
Swatzerland
Schaffehaufen
Egypt
Buonapartée
German Court Note on French Directory and Imperial Power
The Vienna Court notes the Directory’s pretensions and vows of imperial dignity, urging monarchs to unite to resist innovation. Bernadotte replies that nations reclaiming liberty will not sleep, declaring German hostilities defensive and criticizing Austria’s Machiavellian strategies.
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Germany
Vienna
Europe
Bernadotte
Manheim
French Army gains two Adige bridges and captures 3600+ foes
The French commander in chief reports victory near Gouda Adige and Verona. Three enemy divisions attacked. after four hours of heavy combat the French and allied troops captured two Adige bridges, twelve cannon, two standards, and many prisoners. General Delmias wounded. Daletine also hurt. Massena notes sweeping success and promises further moves with reinforcements.
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Maly
Naples
Cadelnuovo
Citizens
Gouda
Adige
Verona
Legnano
Deimas
Grenier
the Adige
Serrurier
Carda
Fyon
Veirona
Italy
Adigé
Delmias
Lecourbe
Finsterminster
Sylva Plema
Leig
Massena
Proclamation Calls for Allied War Against Austria and Russia
The document denounces an alliance with England and Russia, condemns continental troubles, and urges Germanic nations to unite against Austria and its “Ruffians.” It promises sacred property and lawful defense, while noting other proclamations targeting Swiss and Belgian forces to spread the same combat mood.
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England
Russia
Europe
Republic
Germanus
House of Austria
Maf.fena
Switzerland
Cervoni
Belgium
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