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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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Letters about Diplomacy
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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…
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[From the Avenir National, April 27, 1865.]
[From the Avenir National, April 27, 1865.] April 27, 1865 The telegraph brings us disastrous news, and which will certainly give cause for mourning throughout the whole of Europe. President…
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To the United States Minister at Paris., April 27, 1865
To the United States Minister at Paris. The undersigned join in the same sentiment to reprove and condemn with all their might and deplore with all their soul the nameless…