Conspiracy and Coup Report From Paris in 1799
The Paris dispatch describes a wide conspiracy narrative with Buonaparte and Moreau as artful actors. It notes troop movements at the Tuilleries, a masked transfer of power to a new Executive Consular Committee, and arrests of Jacobins. Moreau is alleged to be sent to Italy's front as peace and stability are sought.
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Buonaparte
Moreau
Buonapare
Council of Elders
Cloud
Cepetdgarinded
Lucien
Arenas
Sieyes
Roger Ducas
Batraaig
Moulins
Italy
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Rhine
Rapottle
Scheacrow
Swabia
Wolt Tone
Iggla
Buoriapdiie
National Institute
Eayp
Suez
Plang and Turveys
Rier
Civizen
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Madame la Payette
Fune
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Parig
Anquil
Telat
Techneteas
Tragein
Ani
Afriva Roe Goktort
Hotin
Westerday
France’s Rhine Campaign Report in Revolutionary Dispatch
A lengthier despatch from Paris recounts Franco Austrian clashes on the Rhine front with Generals Loison Mortier and Victor driving enemy forces from the left bank and destroying bridges. It notes captured troops, prisoners, and artillery, along with Buonaparte’s consolidation of power and decrees favoring central command.
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Helvetia
Zurich
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Loison
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Loifon
Diflentis
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Trevis
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Konkelep
Khenchi
Feldberg
Mortier
Grisoné
Richeneau
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Levant
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Gazackwitch
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Savignanoy
Beni
Geha Victor Caphid
Lemaine
Gohier
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Tor
Nike Pretidere
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