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/" DIVINE Providence, who r
called rs to the throne of our fathcD,
now permits that this throne should
be shaken by the detection OF apt
of the armed force who had swUnle
defend it. We might avail our.
selves of the faithful and pltrlOE
dispositions of the immense maJoriI
Of the inhabitants of Paris. to dispute
Inc entrance into it of the rebels;
but we shudder at the calamltlesa o
every description which com@
within its walls would bring upon
the inhabitants.


/" We retire, with the few DrH
men, whom intrigue and peIhq
will not succeed in detachlng boa
their duties; and since we canno' g
lend cur capital, we will Procefo
some distance to collect forces a1
to seek, at another point Of the eng
dom, not for subjects more l0'ps
and faithful than our good Paf'sl''s
but for Frenchmen more advanlay
ously situated to declare tnell'a''''
for the good cause. j.
/" The existing crisis will suus~, s''s
into acalm. We have the sooua's
presentiment, that those mlslfo - :,
diers, whose detection exposes n N
subjects, to SO many daagerss, n n
soon discover their error, al'0 :" !.
find in our indulgence, and IN 0a y. :. :
lection, the recompence OF 'l'''


turn to their duty. - tls
/" We will soon return h''g 1es


midst of this good people, los'd I'd


we shall once more bring peA'S


happiness" ,,..,,.,;.a
There follow ordonnsnccs tor Tue Vii s.I,af he
of the French Parliament, and fOr o,;;s bi


Peers aud Deputies at such place .
fix upon for bis Provisional Cosefi''' ,o,y
| Given at Paris, March ~ -
| &c. otus
| (SignedJ ,lneSr. nw
| Conntersignrd Da'iD


BY the provisions of,he consen,s,.;;', s,;,.ip, siss


Russia, Psussia, Aust1is and ores' 'hres Ire iaHs


ed al London, June 29 1914. ,le : v,r ss'e


powers stipulated to keep on ioe' rents W
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