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  2. OUR MILITARY POWER.

    Every Englishman must feel humiliated at the condition to which his country has been reduced as a military power. Knowing the extent of our industrial development, no one expected that we could bring ...

    Article : 2,437 words
  3. THE SITUATION ON THE CONTINENT. II.

    Having established in my last article two fundamental facts—the first, that a revolution on the Continent is inevitable; the second, that the character of the movement is essentially republican—I next propose ...

    Article : 2,138 words
  4. OUTRAGE ON THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND.—THE INDIGNATION MEETING IN JERSEY.

    Alarge and influential meeting of the inhabitants of the Island of Jersey was held on Saturday evening. October 13, in the Queen's Assembly Rooms in the town of St Halier, to take into consideration certain ...

    Article : 2,149 words
  5. THE FAVORITE SONG AT THE CAMP.

    The singing of old songs, catches, glees, and choruses, forms a principal feature in the amusements of the camp. During the long evenings of the past summer our men used to sit in some old redoubt or ...

    Article : 1,124 words
  6. FEARGUS O'CONNOR.

    The last mail from England brings us the account of the death of Feargus O'Connor, the once celebrated Chartist leader, who, sans food, sans clothes, sans intellect, sans anything, was found dead in a miserable ...

    Article : 2,834 words
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