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Foreign News
October 7, 1789
Gazette Of The United States
New York, New York County, New York
What is this article about?
French publications exhibit originality, pathos, and vivacity, signaling the people's elevated state of freedom. Despite challenges, French works surpass even British translations, promising new insights on liberty and human rights.
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There appears in the publications from France,
a spirit of originality, pathos and vivacity, which
strongly indicates the conscious state of freedom
to which the people of that country find them-
themselves exalted.—Under all the disadvantages that
their men of genius have had to encounter, still
their performances, on almost every subject, have
carried the palm, even among their proud neigh-
bors the British, whose presses have long groaned
with French translations: and there is no doubt
but that mankind will be taught something new
by this enlightened nation, on the subjects of
liberty and the rights of man.
a spirit of originality, pathos and vivacity, which
strongly indicates the conscious state of freedom
to which the people of that country find them-
themselves exalted.—Under all the disadvantages that
their men of genius have had to encounter, still
their performances, on almost every subject, have
carried the palm, even among their proud neigh-
bors the British, whose presses have long groaned
with French translations: and there is no doubt
but that mankind will be taught something new
by this enlightened nation, on the subjects of
liberty and the rights of man.
What sub-type of article is it?
Political
What keywords are associated?
French Publications
Freedom
Liberty
Rights Of Man
Enlightenment
Genius
British Translations
Where did it happen?
France
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
France
Event Details
Publications from France display a spirit of originality, pathos, and vivacity, indicating the people's conscious state of freedom. Despite disadvantages faced by their men of genius, their works have excelled even among the British, whose presses have featured many French translations. This enlightened nation will teach mankind new things on liberty and the rights of man.