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Foreign News April 25, 1794

Gazette Of The United States & Evening Advertiser

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

Extract from a February 5, 1794, speech by Mr. Duquery in the Irish Parliament, arguing against fighting France to restore the Bourbon monarchy, drawing parallels to English history and praising America's restraint regarding Louis XVI.

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Extract from the Speech of Mr. Duquery, a member of the Irish Parliament, February 5, 1794.

We love the House of Hanover; but is that a reason why we shall fight the French until they love the House of Bourbon; which for centuries had been the oppressors of the people? We have had our bloody days—and had the same combination attempted to punish the murder of Charles the First, the same disorders and massacres would have taken place, which began with the manifestoes of the Duke of Brunswick. Why did not

AMERICA DRAW THE SWORD

FOR LOUIS, who fought for her and against us, and who styled himself her deliverer?—Because! AMERICA ACTED WITHOUT PASSION, and though in an infant state, has GIVEN

LESSONS OF WISDOM AND

CAUTION TO OLD ENGLAND.

What sub-type of article is it?

Political War Report

What keywords are associated?

Irish Parliament Speech French War Opposition House Of Bourbon Charles I Murder Duke Of Brunswick America Louis Xvi Political Rhetoric

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Duquery Duke Of Brunswick Louis

Where did it happen?

Ireland

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Ireland

Event Date

1794 02 05

Key Persons

Mr. Duquery Duke Of Brunswick Louis

Event Details

Mr. Duquery questions fighting the French to restore the oppressive House of Bourbon, compares to potential English reaction to Charles I's murder and Brunswick's manifestoes, and notes America's wise restraint in not avenging Louis despite his aid in their revolution.

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