The Rise of Moralist Fetes and Infidel Divisions
The passage discusses the love of novelty and paradox in education and religion, noting many sects within Christianity and infidels. It highlights Diotrophes seeking pre-eminence in small circles, and contrasts diverse Christian dissent with infidel splits. A new Moralist sect echoes Paine’s followers, meeting on Sundays for lectures and morals, borrowing from scriptures and inventing hymns.
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Christ
Moralists
Thomas Paine
Theophilanthropés
France
Foreign Mews in Wi Hopes for Cornwallis Role
Recounting general tranquility abroad while concern grows over the border war. Despite troop success and insurgent defections, the rebellion remains formidable. Public hopes rest on Lord Cornwallis to bring an end to the melancholy affair, though further intelligence delays additional notes.
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Lord Cornwallis
French Strictures on the American Negotiation 1798
Extract from Le Bien Enformé June 9 1798 condemns American commissioners Pinckney and Marshall for being duped by props and for informing Washington that intrigues sought to push a war with France to aid Britain. It publishes letters between France and Gerry detailing demands for names of alleged agents and the sensitive handling of these disclosures amid the American mission.
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Meff. Pinckney
Marshall
France
America
United States
Gerry
Paris
A M. Hautevai
M.falleyrand
United States of America
Mr. Gerry
Boston
Pinckney
Andyo
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