The Yendojie. —lu allusion to the destruction of the Column Yen dome, “ the Courrier des Etats TTnis” says : —‘ The true significance of this barbarous act is accurately expressed in a single word —the Place Yendome will be called hereafter the Place Internationale. It was French, and is so no more ; just as Paris is no longer French, and as France has ceased to be France. Frenchmen have a country no longer.’
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 27, 29 July 1871, Page 6
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71Untitled New Zealand Mail, Issue 27, 29 July 1871, Page 6
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