The Duc De Fitz-james, Who, As A French Witness, Is
of course hardly impartial, sends from Paris to the Times, under the date of the 12th September, his account of the horrible affair at Bazeilles, some six miles east from Sedan,......
The Proclamation Of The French Republic Or Provisional...
its declaration against the aggression on Ger- many has decisively turned the current of English sympathy on the war, and the feeling becomes stronger and stronger, especially......
The German Armies Seem To Have Sullied Their Hitherto Noble
reputation for humanity both in the cruel affair at Bazeilles before Sedan, of which the fuller English accounts are very shocking, and in the treatment of the defeated army......
For A Man Of Real Genius, Who Knows The Difference
between this and that, there never was silly, shrieking inflation like Victor Hugo's. The address he has put out to the Germans, entreating them not to pursue the war, is hardly......
The Revolution Has Had, On The Whole, A Salutary Effect
on the minds of the French people, whose cruel suspiciousness and fury against foreigners has decidedly abated during the last fortnight, while their worst papers have improved......
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