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Foreign News October 31, 1792

National Gazette

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

Reports from France indicate that rumored disunion stems from royalist schemes tied to the king and his family. Post-suspension of the monarch, the nation appears united against enemies, with 6.7 million armed citizens versus 250,000 foes, allowing choice of government form.

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The disunion that has been so much talked of in France appears to have arisen wholly from the schemes and artifices of the royalists and retainers to despotism, actuated by the king and his family. Since the suspension of the monarch, and his confinement, the most authentic accounts represent the nation as UNITED against all its enemies. Should this really be the case, when the amazing strength of the nation is considered, it is evident it will be at their own option to adopt what form of government they see fit. The number of persons capable of bearing arms, in France, is six millions, seven hundred thousand, whereas the whole combined force that can be brought to act against them cannot exceed two hundred and fifty thousand.

What sub-type of article is it?

Political

What keywords are associated?

France Disunion Royalists Schemes King Suspension National Unity Military Strength

Where did it happen?

France

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

France

Outcome

france has six millions, seven hundred thousand persons capable of bearing arms, versus combined enemy force not exceeding two hundred and fifty thousand.

Event Details

The disunion talked of in France arises from schemes and artifices of royalists and retainers to despotism, actuated by the king and his family. Since the suspension of the monarch and his confinement, authentic accounts represent the nation as united against all its enemies. With the nation's amazing strength, it can adopt any form of government it sees fit.

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