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Foreign News December 2, 1768

The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

In the Papal States, the Vicar Legate of Bologna and Marquis Angelini visited Fort Urbain to prepare defenses. Romagna militia marched per papal orders. Women in Fuenza, upset over husbands' departure and blaming Jesuits for troubles, attempted to burn the Jesuit convent but were pacified by the bishop.

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Rome, Sept. 7. The Vicar Legate of Bologna set out lately with the Marquis Angelini to visit Fort Urbain, and make the necessary Preparations to put it in a State of Defence. The Militia of Romagna are marched, agreeable to the Order of the Pope. We have received Advice that the Women of Fuenza being grieved upon this Occasion at the Departure of their Husbands, and attributing to the Jesuits the Troubles which the Ecclesiastical State is afflicted, went in Crowds to the Convent of those Fathers in order to set Fire to it, and had already thrown in at the Windows some combustible Matters for that Purpose, but the Bishop found Means to appease their Fury before they had proceeded to the utmost Extremity.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Campaign Rebellion Or Revolt Religious Affairs

What keywords are associated?

Papal States Defense Romagna Militia Fienza Women Riot Anti Jesuit Action Ecclesiastical Troubles

What entities or persons were involved?

Vicar Legate Of Bologna Marquis Angelini Pope Bishop

Where did it happen?

Ecclesiastical State

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Ecclesiastical State

Event Date

As Of Sept. 7

Key Persons

Vicar Legate Of Bologna Marquis Angelini Pope Bishop

Outcome

militia marched; women's attempt to burn jesuit convent prevented by bishop; no fire set or casualties reported.

Event Details

Vicar Legate of Bologna and Marquis Angelini visited Fort Urbain to prepare defenses. Romagna militia marched on Pope's orders. Fuenza women, grieving husbands' departure and blaming Jesuits for state troubles, crowded to Jesuit convent, threw combustibles through windows to set fire, but bishop appeased them before completion.

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