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Foreign News
June 22, 1791
Gazette Of The United States
New York, New York County, New York
What is this article about?
In Paris, following M. de la Fayette's resignation, various deputations urge him to resume his post to uphold the Constitution and counter Aristocrats and demagogues, with hopes he will comply.
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PARIS, April 23.
Since the resignation of M. de la Fayette, the conversation of this capital has been engrossed solely by that subject. Deputations from different bodies have waited upon the general, to induce him to resume a situation in which he is thought necessary, if not for the maintenance of the Constitution, at least to frustrate the plans of the Aristocrats and demagogues. At present, hopes are entertained that M. de la Fayette will comply with a wish so honourable to him, and that he will resume his post.
Since the resignation of M. de la Fayette, the conversation of this capital has been engrossed solely by that subject. Deputations from different bodies have waited upon the general, to induce him to resume a situation in which he is thought necessary, if not for the maintenance of the Constitution, at least to frustrate the plans of the Aristocrats and demagogues. At present, hopes are entertained that M. de la Fayette will comply with a wish so honourable to him, and that he will resume his post.
What sub-type of article is it?
Political
What keywords are associated?
La Fayette Resignation
Paris Politics
French Constitution
Aristocrats Demagogues
What entities or persons were involved?
M. De La Fayette
Where did it happen?
Paris
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Paris
Event Date
April 23
Key Persons
M. De La Fayette
Outcome
hopes entertained that m. de la fayette will resume his post.
Event Details
Since the resignation of M. de la Fayette, conversation in Paris has focused on that subject. Deputations from different bodies have urged the general to resume his situation, seen as necessary for maintaining the Constitution or frustrating Aristocrats and demagogues.