Niles Weekly Register volume 24
Niles Weekly Register volume 24
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France, espe- cially, the only country whose frontier touches that of Spain, suffers considerably from the troubles which agitate the kingdom of Ferdinand. A revclu tion, which seems to have taken for its model, that of which the traces are not effaced, awakens and agi tates in the bosom of France a host of passions and recollections. Innumerable proofs exist that the revolutionists of Spain, and of France are in close connection — in all the military conspiracies tried by the French tribunals,... the name, and the hope of the cortes have invariably appeared. Offenders, escap- ing from justice, have found an asylum in the penin- sula, where they menace, and insult with impunity the monarchy and the throne of the Bourbons. Li bels, written in French, and printed in Spain, are scattered abroad amongst the army of observation, for the purpose of corrupting it. And even in the En- glish papers, the British government has seen that our soldiers were excited to revolt in the name of Spain. These facts were admitted by implication, by his grace the duke of Wellington, when, in his diplomatic notes, he extended his approbation to the establishment of the army of observation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
France, espe- cially, the only country whose frontier touches that of Spain, suffers considerably from the troubles which agitate the kingdom of Ferdinand. A revclu tion, which seems to have taken for its model, that of which the traces are not effaced, awakens and agi tates in the bosom of France a host of passions and recollections. Innumerable proofs exist that the revolutionists of Spain, and of France are in close connection — in all the military conspiracies tried by the French tribunals,... the name, and the hope of the cortes have invariably appeared. Offenders, escap- ing from justice, have found an asylum in the penin- sula, where they menace, and insult with impunity the monarchy and the throne of the Bourbons. Li bels, written in French, and printed in Spain, are scattered abroad amongst the army of observation, for the purpose of corrupting it. And even in the En- glish papers, the British government has seen that our soldiers were excited to revolt in the name of Spain. These facts were admitted by implication, by his grace the duke of Wellington, when, in his diplomatic notes, he extended his approbation to the establishment of the army of observation.
What to read after Niles Weekly Register volume 24?
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