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Continue reading →: British Navy Triumphs: Greek Captives Freed from Tunisian HoldTUNIS, February 5, 1824 — In a striking development in the Mediterranean, the British Royal Navy has successfully negotiated the release of Greek and other Christian captives held by the Bey of Tunis. The Royal Navy’s intervention, led by the esteemed Captain G. W. Hamilton of the Cambrian frigate, has…
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Continue reading →: Artistic Mixed Bag: A Review of the British Institution’s Latest ExhibitionLONDON, February 5, 1824 — In a recent private viewing at the British Institution in Pall Mall, now open to the public, this year’s exhibition of modern pictures presented a mixed bag of artworks. Contrary to previous years, the current collection seems to lack the usual abundance of high-caliber pieces,…
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Continue reading →: Diplomatic Maneuvers and Financial Struggles: Europe’s Bid to Reshape Spanish Fiscal Policy Amidst Historic Debt CrisisLONDON, February 5, 1824 — In a significant development from Paris, sources revealed on Wednesday the highly anticipated diplomatic mission of M. Marcellus to Madrid, signaling potential shifts in international relations and financial negotiations. The mission, capturing the attention of European capitals, underscores efforts to nudge the Spanish Court towards…
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Continue reading →: Paris College Controversy Sparks Outrage Over Student Expulsions and Jesuit InfluencePARIS, February 3, 1824 — In a dramatic turn of events at Paris’s prestigious College of Louis le Grand, the academic community is embroiled in controversy following the expulsion of 110 students due to allegations of insubordination and plotting against the school’s administration. The University’s publication in the Moniteur revealed…
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