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[From the Epoque, May 3, 1865.]
[From the Epoque, May 3, 1865.] May 3, 1865 When we regretted a few days ago the indifference (not to say more) shown by the legislative chamber towards the United…
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[From the Epoque, April 29, 1865.]
[From the Epoque, April 29, 1865.] April 29, 1865 From despatches received to-day we see that hopes are still entertained that Mr. Seward will survive the wounds which he has…
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[From the Epoque, April 28, 1865.]
[From the Epoque, April 28, 1865.] April 28, 1865 ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Yesterday, in the first moment of stupor, we would almost doubt the news; to-day there is no possible room…
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[From the Constitutionnel, May 2, 1865.]
[From the Constitutionnel, May 2, 1865.] May 2, 1865 An important communication was made yesterday to the senate and legislative chambers. The report of the sitting of the legislative chambers…
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[From the Constitutionnel, April 29, 1865.]
[From the Constitutionnel, April 29, 1865.] April 29, 1865 The horrible outrages committed in the United States have excited in France and throughout Europe a unanimous feeling of sorrow and…
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[From the Avenir National, May 4, 1865.]
[From the Avenir National, May 4, 1865.] May 4, 1865 * * * * * * * * The telegraphic despatches, the journals, and our private correspondence speak only of…
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[From the Avenir National, May 3, 1865.]
[From the Avenir National, May 3, 1865.] May 3, 1865 The speech of M. Rouher and the despatch of M. Drouyn de Lhuys, which we published yesterday; the speech of…
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[From the Avenir National, May 1, 1865.]
[From the Avenir National, May 1, 1865.] May 1, 1865 The northern cause is a cause doubly French; it is French by the traditions of our international policy; it is…
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[From the Avenir National, April 29, 1865.]
[From the Avenir National, April 29, 1865.] April 29, 1865 Many of our friends, faithful interpreters of liberal and democratic opinion, call upon us to open a subscription to erect…
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[From the Avenir National, April 28, 1865.]
[From the Avenir National, April 28, 1865.] April 28, 1865 Abraham Lincoln receives his reward—the only one doubtless which he would be ambitious to obtain if any ambition whatever could…