When was it published?

October 20, 1769 in The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

Foreign News October 20, 1769

The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

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Paoli Flight, Corsica Politics, Italian Opinion, Rebellion Renewal

Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

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What is this article about?

Letters from Italy indicate General Paoli's flight from Corsica stemmed from political motives, not necessity. Italian politicians expect him to negotiate affairs on the continent and return to rally forces with M. Abatucci for renewed vigor.

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August 12. Letters from Italy, of the latest Date, intimate, that General Paoli's Flight from Corsica, is to be ascribed to political Motives, and not those of absolute Necessity; and that it is the strong Opinion of the Italian Politicians, that as soon as the brave General has negociated the important Affairs which bro't him to the Continent, he will return to Corsica, collect his scattered Forces and Companions, join M. Abatucci,' and rise, like a Phænix from her Ashes, with a renewed and double Vigor.

What sub-type of article is it?

Rebellion Or Revolt Political

What keywords are associated?

Paoli Flight Corsica Politics Italian Opinion Rebellion Renewal

What entities or persons were involved?

General Paoli M. Abatucci

Where did it happen?

Corsica

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Corsica

Event Date

August 12

Key Persons

General Paoli M. Abatucci

Outcome

expected return to corsica to collect forces and rise with renewed vigor

Event Details

General Paoli's flight from Corsica ascribed to political motives, not necessity; Italian politicians opine he will negotiate affairs on continent then return to rally scattered forces and companions, join M. Abatucci, and revive struggle like a phoenix from ashes with double vigor.