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Foreign News
April 8, 1797
The New Hampshire Gazette
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
What is this article about?
From Gassel, January 3: Optimism for peace this year depends on Mantua's fate and Russia's government change, with Tsar Paul I rejecting his mother's treaty with Austria and England.
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GASSEL, JAN. 3.
The hopes of peace which we have hitherto cherished, will certainly be accomplished in the course of this new year. The modification of the conditions between the Belligerent powers, appears only to depend at present upon the fate of Mantua. A more distant but not less important influence upon peace is, the change of government in Russia. "Paul I. has not only refused to accede to the treaty concluded by his mother with Austria and England, but has entirely rejected it!" (Staats Ristrettoe, January 6)
The hopes of peace which we have hitherto cherished, will certainly be accomplished in the course of this new year. The modification of the conditions between the Belligerent powers, appears only to depend at present upon the fate of Mantua. A more distant but not less important influence upon peace is, the change of government in Russia. "Paul I. has not only refused to accede to the treaty concluded by his mother with Austria and England, but has entirely rejected it!" (Staats Ristrettoe, January 6)
What sub-type of article is it?
Diplomatic
Political
War Report
What keywords are associated?
Peace Hopes
Mantua Fate
Russia Government Change
Paul I
Treaty Rejection
Austria England
What entities or persons were involved?
Paul I.
Where did it happen?
Mantua
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Mantua
Event Date
January 3
Key Persons
Paul I.
Outcome
paul i. has refused to accede to and entirely rejected the treaty concluded by his mother with austria and england
Event Details
Hopes for peace in the new year depend on the fate of Mantua and the change of government in Russia, where Paul I. has rejected his mother's treaty with Austria and England.